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Meanings of predestinarian in English
Catalan
determinista Spanish
determinista Anyone who submits to the belief that they are powerless to change their destiny.
Synonyms
Examples for "fatalist"
Examples for "fatalist"
1
I do not look it, I know, but I am a fatalist.
2
Every man at the front, it seemed to me, was a fatalist.
3
He seems to have become a misanthrope, and a fatalist like myself.
4
Her early, somewhat Bohemian training had made her something of a fatalist.
5
As he sat there with folded arms, he was surely a fatalist.
1
People who claim to believe in determinist ideas rarely act on them.
2
The late Mark Twain, in his secret heart, was such a determinist.
3
I'm not an absolute fool about technology: a determinist or militant naif.
4
But it would be a mistake to interpret it in too determinist a fashion.
5
In his ethical teaching, at least, Paul is no determinist.
Usage of predestinarian in English
1
Still, the predestinarian aliment did not set well on her palate, or nourish her young and tender graces of spirit.
2
Oh, I tell you they were predestinarians from away back.
3
They are unqualified predestinarians.
4
"What is to be," says the predestinarian Mother Goose, "will be, though it never come to pass."
Frequent collocations
Predestinarian through the time