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predestination

/priːˌdɛs.tɪˈneɪ.ʃən/

翻译: 名词,指事件(尤指灵魂的最终归宿)由神意或命运预先注定的观念,常与加尔文主义等神学教义相关。

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词语关系

noun

/priːˌdɛs.tɪˈneɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • zh名词,指事件(尤指灵魂的最终归宿)由神意或命运预先注定的观念,常与加尔文主义等神学教义相关。

A noun referring to the concept that events, especially the ultimate fate of the soul, are determined in advance by divine will or destiny, often associated with theological doctrines such as Calvinism.

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  1. Fate or destinyB2formal

    The belief that events in life are determined in advance by a higher power or fate.

    zh宿命论

    • Many people struggle with the idea of predestination and free will.
    • He felt that their meeting was a matter of predestination.
    • The concept of predestination is central to some philosophical debates.

    同义词destinydoomfateforeordinationfortunekismetpredeterminationprovidence

    反义词choicefree will

  2. Theological doctrineC1formal

    In Christian theology, the doctrine that God has foreordained all events, including the eternal fate of every soul, often associated with Calvinism.

    zh预定论

    • Calvin's teachings on predestination have been widely discussed.
    • The theologian wrote extensively about predestination and grace.
    • Predestination remains a controversial topic in religious studies.

    同义词electionforeordinationpreordination

词形
  • predestinations plural form
  • predestinations' possessive plural form
  • predestination's possessive singular form
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