predestine

But for Escola, it seemed almost predestined, spoken into the universe so frequently it had to become true.

In the final scene of “Forrest Gump,” a white feather dances from Forrest’s feet, into the air, representing one of the movie’s major threads: Are life’s joys and agonies predestined, or are they indiscriminate?

In Yoruba culture, which predominates in the south-west of the country, twins are a blessing and their names are predestined.

Still, there is no convincing some siblings who insist their birth order has predestined their role in the family.

Washington’s starting linebackers, after all, were not predestined for this position.