Preposition: of

• mankind: What did Enlil do in order to decide the fate of mankind?

• contaminant: In this way the role of adsorption in the transport and fate of the contaminants can be directly assessed.

• pollutant: Better results about the fate of pollutants in the atmosphere will be obtained using a mobile laboratory developed by Dr. Paul Seakins in chemistry.

• universe: A realm where monsters wield unimaginable power and the fate of the universe is held together by seven magical wands.

• DNA: Fate of free DNA and transformation of the oral bacterium Streptococcus gordonii DL1 by plasmid DNA in human saliva.

• million: But the fate of millions of animals was decided on a trick of parliamentary procedure.

Converse of object

• tempt: Don't tempt fate by using computers during a local electrical storm.

• suffer: Onions have suffered a similar fate with prices up to eight times normal.

• decide: Its also where OUCC has an annual meeting to decide the fate of next year's expedition.

• seal: His desire for airfields near Norway sealed the fate of Denmark which became another target.

• decree: Indeed they would not have been unworthy victors had fate decreed otherwise.

• escape: Where is the soul that has escaped the fate of hell through the efficacy of faith in Jesus?

Adjective modifier

• tempting: It was thought to be tempting fate to a certain extent.

• tragic: He kept threading possible scenarios about Emily's tragic fate through his mind's eye.

• cruel: This seems a very cruel fate for an innocent, harmless sheet of paper.

• eventual: Norfolk Chronicle - 11th July 1863 The mill's eventual fate seems to have been a removal and conversion to drainage use.

• ultimate: Chaplin is perhaps unique in film history in having taken such control over the ultimate fate of his work.

• grisly: His son Robert also fought at Flodden, and had an equally grisly fate.

Modifies a noun

• determination: Our group is interested in nuclear reprogramming and cell fate determination by signal factors in amphibian development.

Noun used with modifier

• cell: This approach should lead to a more complete description of the dynamics of cell fate in the mouse.