preordained

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• But I thought it was worth underscoring because when it comes to science, we assume all previous discoveries were preordained.

• It was supposedly preordained, ever since Peyton Manning shredded the Baltimore Ravens for seven touchdowns in the season opener.

• The witches generally represent some version of the Fates and make Macbeth believe that life is preordained.

• Historical destinies are directional, not precisely preordained.

• It is preordained that I am to be nothing but a cumberer of the ground.

• It does not mean that a given person is preordained from eternity to act in a given way, no matter what the circumstances are.

• Heretofore it had been a thing taken for granted, preordained as the alternate coming of light and of darkness.

• The preordained time has now arrived, and Emmanuel himself is to take the command.

• But please to think of Juliet after ten years of Romeo and his pin-headed intelligence and his preordained infidelities.