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fatalism

/ˈfeɪ.təl.ɪ.zəm/

Traduction: Doctrine ou attitude philosophique selon laquelle tous les événements sont prédéterminés et inévitables, et les actions humaines ne peuvent en changer le cours.

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/ˈfeɪ.təl.ɪ.zəm/C1formal
  • frDoctrine ou attitude philosophique selon laquelle tous les événements sont prédéterminés et inévitables, et les actions humaines ne peuvent en changer le cours.

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.

    frFatalisme (philosophie)

    • 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.

    Synonymesdeterminismpredestination

    Antonymesfree will

  2. Attitude of resignationC1formal

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

    frFatalisme (attitude de résignation)

    • 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.

    Synonymesacceptancedefeatismpassivityresignationstoicism

    Antonymesactivismdeterminismoptimism

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