fated
fated
Definition
fated (fāt′id)
adjective
- ordained or determined by fate; destined
- destined to destruction; doomed
fated
Synonyms
fated
Usage Examples
Modifying Another Word
- ill: The potentially happy trip turned ill fated when Katie decided to purchase a bargain basement Heart album for $ 5.00.
Modifies a noun
- mate: Tamara, one of the Hell Hags and his fated mate, had been rendered unconscious and unaware of what her sisters had planned.
- expedition: However an ill fated expedition against the Turks by King Sigismund in 1396 marked the beginning of Turkish ambitions for an Empire in Europe.
- lover: English history remembers him as the first Earl of March, fated lover of a queen and murderer of the deposed King Edward II.
- liner: Full Description: Mrs. Hurst was a Southampton local resident whose husband had boarded the ill fated liner R.M.S Titanic as a Fireman.
- brick: It is for him the fated brick is waiting.
- hero: The title characters love is thwarted by malevolent spirits, who send our fated hero to drown at sea.
Used with adjective complement
- seem: Instead she has found her own path â one which might have seemed fated from the beginning.
Browse dictionary entries near fated
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- fatal defect
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- fata morgana
- fateful
- Fates
- fath
- fathead
- fatheaded
- father
- Father Christmas
- father confessor
- father-in-law
- Father's Day
