Enter the word for search

fated

/ˈfeɪtɪd/

fatedpast participle

/ˈfeɪtɪd/

More precise categorization: adjective formed from past participle of the verb "fate".

Translations

destiné

Their fated meeting changed the course of their lives forever.

Leur rencontre destinée a changé le cours de leur vie à jamais.

Additional translations

vouéSe dit surtout d’un événement ou d’un destin perçu comme inévitable, souvent avec une nuance de malheur.

Definitions

Determined in advance by destiny or fortune.

Their fated meeting changed the course of their lives forever.

Inevitable or destined to happen, often with a sense of doom or misfortune.

The fated ship sailed into the storm, never to return.

Synonyms

fatenoun

Definitions

The development of events beyond a person's control, regarded as determined by a supernatural power.

Many people believe that fate brought them together.

The inevitable outcome or destiny of a person or thing.

The fate of the ancient city was sealed when the volcano erupted.

A power that is believed to control what happens in the future.

He resigned himself to his fate, knowing he could not change the outcome.

fateverb

fated

Past Simple

fated

Past Simple

fated

Past Participle

fating

ing-form

/feɪt/

Translations

destiner

The tragic end of the hero was fated from the beginning of the story.

La fin tragique du héros était destinée dès le début de l’histoire.

Additional translations

condamnerQuand le verbe exprime une issue inévitablement négative.

Definitions

To predetermine or decide the outcome of something in advance, often implying that the outcome is inevitable or unavoidable.

The tragic end of the hero was fated from the beginning of the story.

Synonyms

set apart