pre-determined

as inintended
as inirrevocable
as inpredetermined
as inset
as inirreversible
as indecided
as indeliberate
as indestined
as infated
as inmotivate
as inproject
as inpredetermine
as inpreordain
as inpredestinate
as inpredestine
as indetermine
as inforecast
as inforeordain

Synonyms for pre-determined

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Antonyms for pre-determined

unfixed

Word Origin & History

1620s, originally theological, from pre- + determine or else from Late Latin praedeterminare (Augustine). Related: Predetermined; predetermining; predeterminate.

Example Sentences for pre-determined

But no given transformation can be proved to be necessary (pre-determined).

They originated, I am compelled to say, in a pre-determined plan of deception.

It was the purpose and the act of pre-determined revenge, for which law neither can, will, nor ought to have sympathy.

The medical men went to Newgate pre-disposed and pre-determined to see a madman.

A spoke attached to the minute hand releases the alarum at regular and pre-determined intervals of time, say once in an hour.

The man for whom she had pre-determined to nourish a passion went into the small room, and across it to the further extremity.

It is evident that up to some point or another variations must be pre-determined in definite lines.

He announces that "Nothing can shake him, now, from his pre-determined purpose," and that "the grave gapes for its coming victim."

Mine was erected over me, when, as I had pre-determined, I had found a place where I could lie comfortably.

Hence the mine must be so made as to set itself correctly at a pre-determined depth.