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Meanings of predestine in English
Usage of predestine in English
1
Therefore now He is able not to predestine him.
2
We also predestine and condition.
3
Everythin' was predestined, and you couldn't change a bleedin' dot o' it.
4
The purity of the young Adeodatus predestined him to this ascetic existence.
5
The solemn cast to his comely face predestined him for this talent.
6
Such an experiment was at all events predestined to an ignominious failure.
7
The persons predestined to gourmandise are in general of medium stature.
8
Many of Wood's friends suggested that his fate was somehow predestined.
9
But many more hundreds-thousands, to be exact-exploded at their predestined targets.
10
The Gods have predestined you to great things, you white maiden.
11
Saint Francis and Madame de Chantal seem to have been predestined for friends.
12
But neither of these things can be said of God when He predestines.
13
But other creatures are not said to be predestined by God.
14
But the disappearance of the local monopolist would be predestined.
15
Approaching it with a defeatist attitude predestines the outcome: defeat.
16
It seems their future has already been predestined for them.
Frequent collocations
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