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fatalism

/ˈfeɪ.təl.ɪ.zəm/

Traducción: Doctrina filosófica o actitud según la cual todos los acontecimientos están predeterminados y son inevitables, y las acciones humanas no pueden alterar su curso.

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noun

/ˈfeɪ.təl.ɪ.zəm/C1formal
  • esDoctrina filosófica o actitud según la cual todos los acontecimientos están predeterminados y son inevitables, y las acciones humanas no pueden alterar su curso.

A philosophical doctrine or attitude that all events are predetermined and inevitable, and that human actions cannot change their course.

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  1. Philosophical beliefC1formal

    The belief that all events are predetermined and inevitable, and that humans have no control over their future.

    esFatalismo filosófico

    • His fatalism prevented him from trying to change his circumstances.
    • Fatalism is often associated with the idea of destiny.
    • She rejected fatalism and believed in free will.

    Sinónimosdeterminismpredestination

    Antónimosfree will

  2. Attitude of resignationC1formal

    An attitude of accepting that events are unavoidable and that effort is useless.

    esfatalismo

    • There was a sense of fatalism among the villagers after the disaster.
    • His fatalism made him passive in the face of challenges.
    • Fatalism can lead to a lack of motivation to improve one's situation.

    Sinónimosacceptancedefeatismpassivityresignationstoicism

    Antónimosactivismdeterminismoptimism

Formas
  • fatalisms plural form
  • fatalisms' possessive plural form
  • fatalism's possessive singular form
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