foreordain in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Foreordain: to determine or decide in advance, often in a way that suggests a predetermined fate or destiny.

Many believe that our destinies are foreordained by a higher power.
The story unfolds in a way that suggests the characters' fates are foreordained by their choices.
She felt as if her success had been foreordained from the moment she set her goals.
In the religious text, it is written that certain events would be foreordained as part of a divine plan.
Despite his efforts to change his path, he couldn't escape what seemed to be a foreordained outcome.