fate
/feɪt/
noun
- A power that some people believe controls what happens in the future, and that cannot be changed or avoided.
- Many ancient cultures thought fate was decided by the gods.
- She believed it was fate that brought them together.
- He accepted his fate without complaint.
- What happens to someone or something, especially something bad or final.
- The fate of the missing hikers is still unknown.
- Voters will decide the fate of the new law.
- The old building met a sad fate when it was torn down.
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verb
- To be destined or predetermined to happen to someone or something.
- The project was fated to fail from the start.
- The treasure was fated to remain hidden forever.
- They felt fated to meet again someday.
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