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Examples of preordain in a Sentence
my wife and I are such soulmates, I'm convinced that our marriage was preordained
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MASN attorneys have long said Major League Baseball had preordained the outcome of the TV rights fee dispute.
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Last, each would be eaten in a bun with the judge’s preordained condiments — the same for each dog, to keep the flavor profile consistent.
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In a sense, the surprising deal is preordained by his mission to construct the everything store: A company that delivers everything to everyone, at the best possible price and within the shortest amount of time.
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The entire thesis is founded on the simple fact of a hotel booking; in the conspiracy mind-set, even the most mundane logistical details reveal a deeper, preordained plot.
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His parents owned a diner complete with a jukebox, so the whole production seems preordained by the ghost of Perry Como or some other 1950s vocal icon.
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The question becomes whether that means his fate is preordained by virtue of his blood, his faith, or his skin color.
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