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predestinationist

/priːˌdɛs.tɪˈneɪ.ʃən.ɪst/

Traduction: Personne qui adhère à la doctrine selon laquelle tous les événements, y compris le sort final de l'être humain, sont prédéterminés par une puissance divine, ce qui implique souvent la croyance en l'impossibilité de changer son destin.

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/priːˌdɛs.tɪˈneɪ.ʃən.ɪst/C2formal
  • frPersonne qui adhère à la doctrine selon laquelle tous les événements, y compris le sort final de l'être humain, sont prédéterminés par une puissance divine, ce qui implique souvent la croyance en l'impossibilité de changer son destin.

A person who adheres to the doctrine that all events, including one's ultimate fate, have been predetermined by a divine power, often implying a belief in the inability to alter one's destiny.

  1. Believer in predestinationC1formal

    A person who believes that all events, including human choices, are predetermined by a divine power or fate, and that individuals have no control over their destiny.

    frcroyant en la prédestination

    • The predestinationist accepted his misfortune as part of a divine plan.
    • She argued with the predestinationist about free will and choice.
    • As a predestinationist, he believed his life's path was already written.

    Synonymesdeterministfatalistnecessitarianpredestinarian

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  • predestinationists plural form
  • predestinationists' possessive plural form
  • predestinationist's possessive singular form
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