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fatedly

fatedly
Adverb

Meanings

Adverbfatedly

In a way that is predetermined by fate or destiny.

They fatedly meet.

Examples

They met fatedly in a crowded station during the rain.

Romance

The two rivals were fatedly drawn together for one final battle.

The two rivals were fatedly drawn together for one final battle.

Fantasy

I feel as though we were fatedly meant to cross paths today.

I feel as though we were fatedly meant to cross paths today.

Romance

The kingdom fatedly fell to the invading army after the prophecy was fulfilled.

The kingdom fatedly fell to the invading army after the prophecy was fulfilled.

History

It seems we are fatedly bound to repeat the mistakes of our ancestors.

It seems we are fatedly bound to repeat the mistakes of our ancestors.

Supernatural

He walked fatedly toward the altar, knowing his life would change forever.

He walked fatedly toward the altar, knowing his life would change forever.

Romance

The ancient scroll fatedly revealed the secret of the lost city.

The ancient scroll fatedly revealed the secret of the lost city.

Fantasy

We are fatedly linked by a bond that transcends time and space.

We are fatedly linked by a bond that transcends time and space.

Supernatural

She looked at him and realized they had fatedly found each other again.

She looked at him and realized they had fatedly found each other again.

Romance

Collocations & Compounds

fatedly occur

Verb collocation: to happen in a way that seems predetermined

The accident fatedly occurrs at the exact spot mentioned in the legend.

fatedly end

Verb collocation: to conclude in a way that was inevitable

The empire fatedly ends in a collapse of its own making.

fatedly align

Verb collocation: to come into a specific arrangement by fate

The stars fatedly align to bring the two strangers together.

fatedly collide

Verb collocation: to clash or meet in a way that feels destined

Their opposing ideologies fatedly collide in a final confrontation.

Etymology

Derived from the adjective "fated," which comes from the noun "fate" (Old French "fat," from Latin "fatum," meaning "that which has been spoken"), combined with the adverbial suffix "-ly."

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