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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a preordained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been determined or decided in advance, often implying a sense of inevitability.
Example: "The outcome of the event seemed to be a preordained conclusion, as all the signs pointed to it."
Alternatives: "predestined" or "fated".
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It was the plot device that powered a preordained procession.
This isn't a story with a preordained unhappy ending for either him or the Nats.
And don't fret about sexual confidence; it's not about steaming ahead with a preordained sexual plan.
Yet surely most works of fiction are intended to provoke a preordained response.
Consensus and discipline are fine virtues in vehicle-assembly plants, where almost everybody works to a preordained plan.
"Until all the votes are counted, it would be premature to have a preordained Democratic nominee," Mr. Ramirez said.
Manning played it safe by often throwing to the hot receiver — a preordained safe target when a blitz was expected.
If I yearn for a hike through countryside, I don't want to feel I have to keep going just to complete a preordained route.
If much of the work that radical feminists sought to see accomplished remains undone, that fundamental premise — that men have a preordained right to rule — now strikes a reader as considerably less world-ending than it apparently did in 1970.
The continuing violence threatens parliamentary elections that are due to be held on June 5th.Elections in Ethiopia, Africa's second-most-populous nation, proceeded peacefully but were expected to deliver a preordained result: the re-election of the ruling party.
We must make clear that evolution operates in the present, without looking ahead or planning for a preordained future.
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