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predetermining
UK
/ˌpriː.dɪˈtɜː.mɪ.nɪŋ/
US
/ˌpriː.dɪˈtɜr.mɪ.nɪŋ/
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predetermining
noun
Gerund; usually uncountable
prédétermination
Predetermining the outcome of the trial would violate due process.
La prédétermination de l’issue du procès constituerait une violation de la procédure régulière.
predetermining
gerund / present participle
prédéterminant
A predetermining factor in the survey was the respondents’ age.
Un facteur prédéterminant dans l’enquête était l’âge des répondants.
predetermine
verb
predetermining
Gerund
predetermined
Past Simple
predetermined
Past Participle
predetermining
Gerund
UK
/ˌpriː.dɪˈtɜː.mɪn/
US
/ˌpriː.dɪˈtɜr.mɪn/
prédéterminer
Sens religieux ou philosophique, lié au destin ou à la volonté divine.
Some philosophers believe that fate predetermined his actions.
Certains philosophes pensent que le destin a prédéterminé ses actions.
prédéterminer
The conditions of the test predetermined the outcome.
Les conditions du test ont prédéterminé le résultat.
Additional translations
fixer à l'avance
Convient pour une décision ou une règle établie avant le début d'une action ou d'un processus.
déterminer à l'avance
Employé quand il s'agit de fixer ou d'établir quelque chose avant le moment prévu.
Synonyms
predestine
set in advance
establish in advance
foreordain
decide beforehand
Definitions
predetermining
noun
The act or process of determining something beforehand.
Predetermining the outcome of the trial would violate due process.
predetermining
gerund / present participle
Having the effect of deciding or fixing something in advance.
A predetermining factor in the survey was the respondents’ age.
predetermine
verb
To decide or establish something in advance.
The outcome of the experiment was predetermined by the initial conditions set by the researchers.
To influence or control the direction or outcome of something before it happens.
The rules of the game were predetermined to ensure fairness among all players.
To foreordain or predestine, especially by divine will or fate.
Many philosophical doctrines argue that human actions are predetermined by destiny.
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