predetermination

Examples

• All

• Her predetermination to finish the marathon helped her push through the pain.

• He approached the negotiations with a clear predetermination to reach a fair agreement.

• The predetermination of the project's timeline was crucial for its success.

• Her predetermination to succeed motivated her throughout the challenges.

• Her strong sense of predetermination led her to pursue her dreams without hesitation.

• He approached the exam with a sense of predetermination, having studied for weeks in advance.

• The team's predetermination to win the championship was evident in their rigorous training schedule.

Synonyms

P

premeditation

vspredetermination

• Formal

21 7.9

Planning to do something, especially a crime, before you do it

involves forming a prior decision or intention before acting generally

F

forethought

vspredetermination

10 5.5

Careful planning for the future to avoid problems

centres on forming a prior decision rather than general careful thought

P

preplanning

vspredetermination

1 3.5

Making things ready before an event or activity

emphasizes having decided in advance rather than only planning

P

prearrangement

vspredetermination

1 4.4

A plan made before an event to organize things

highlights making an earlier choice or firm intention not just plans

P

preordination

vspredetermination

• Specialized

1 9.9

The belief that God decides in advance what will happen

refers to human decisions or intentions formed before actions

P

predeliberation

vspredetermination

9.2

A meeting where people discuss a topic before making an official decision

focuses on making a definite prior decision rather than discussion

P

presetting

vspredetermination

5.2

To set something ahead of time so it works when needed

concerns forming a prior decision or intention, not equipment settings

How Decided

decision

∞ 1.0

predetermination

7.4

intention

709 2.2

inclination

61 4.2

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology