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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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But Trump’s summit with North Korea Kim Jong Un hearkens back to a bygone era of high-risk summits where the outcome is not preordained.
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This title, seized outright Saturday after UT downed TCU and Oklahoma State fell for a third time to Texas Tech, was by no means preordained.
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That Taguba, one of seven children, ended up becoming a soldier was not preordained.
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For nearly a decade, LeBron's presence in the NBA Finals was something close to preordained.
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Progressives have long complained that the national Democratic Party has sought to preordain the outcome of primary races.
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Just like the spirituals invented during slavery, the blues that bubbled up after the collapse of Reconstruction, and the soul that took root during the civil-rights era, hip-hop was in a sense preordained by the social conditions of blackness.
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It was not preordained, Villanova winning a second NCAA title in three years.
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This was the tournament that reminded us that champions should not be preordained, and that epitaphs should not be prewritten.
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First Known Use of preordain
1533
preordain Synonyms
Synonyms
destine, doom, fate, foredoom, foreordain, ordain, predestine, predetermine;
Related Words
augur, forecast, foretell, predict, presage, prognosticate, prophesy;
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