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Meanings of preordain in English
Catalan
predestinar Usage of preordain in English
1
Let's just say that depending on how you design a study you can practically preordain the outcome.
2
Every step must be preordained and provided for in the mind.
3
The immolators were preordained like the victim, and the holy race supplied both.
4
The Scot in him preordained that he might be a necessity higher up.
5
Even you have performed the role you were preordained to perform.
6
Mayor,' says I, 'I'm not a regular preordained disciple of S. Q. Lapius.
7
And British rule will all be over, just as it is predestined and preordained.
8
Nevertheless, the morning Brigham rode into Salt Lake City, the capitulation had been preordained.
9
But the fate of His creation is preordained by God.
10
But in life, as in chess, people have choices and behaviour is not preordained.
11
It was one of those things that just felt right, like it had been preordained.
12
There are lots of ways this can end badly, though none of them are preordained.
13
But Chinese "victory" in this projected 2030 conflict is not preordained.
14
He was weighing every nuance and eventuality, and the stars seemed to have preordained Oakland.
15
The latter attempt sets the stage for a prolonged comic sequence where failure is preordained.
16
Their lives were largely conceived to be preordained, since they had little control over them.