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destiny

[des-tuh-nee] / ˈdɛs tə ni /


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He was selfish and vain and hurtling faster than ever toward his destiny in Pain.

From Literature

That gets to the Algorithm, McNeill told me: If Musk wants to control his own destiny, there’s no requirement that he buy chips from someone else.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bosnia was a case in point, with some supporters critical of the substitutions made as Wales lost control of the game - and their destiny - in a key period.

From BBC

If geography is destiny, the Great Plain has shaped the history of warfare here for centuries.

From BBC

At a time major league owners would like you to believe market size equals destiny, the team with baseball’s longest postseason drought plays in the second-largest market in North America.

From Los Angeles Times