Pronunciation: /feɪt/
noun the development of events beyond a person's control, regarded as determined by a supernatural power
A1 Some people believe in fate and think that everything happens for a reason.
A2 She felt like her fate was sealed when she didn't get the job she wanted.
B1 The concept of fate plays a significant role in many ancient myths and legends.
B2 Despite their best efforts, they couldn't escape the cruel fate that awaited them.
C1 The protagonist's fate was ultimately determined by their own choices and actions.
C2 The novel explores the complex interplay between fate and free will in shaping human destinies.
verb not applicable
A1 I fate to meet my friend at the park tomorrow.
A2 She fates to win the competition with her hard work.
B1 The decision to move to a new city was fated by circumstances.
B2 Their relationship was fated to end in heartbreak.
C1 The novel explores the concept of characters fating their own destinies.
C2 Some believe that events are fated to happen regardless of individual choices.
adjective not applicable
A1 She believed in fate and trusted that everything happens for a reason.
A2 The fortune teller predicted that her fate was to travel to faraway lands.
B1 The protagonist in the novel faced a series of fateful events that shaped her destiny.
B2 Despite the challenges, he remained optimistic about his fateful encounter with success.
C1 The historian argued that fate played a significant role in shaping the outcome of the war.
C2 The philosopher contemplated the concept of fate and free will in his latest book.
adverb not applicable
A1 She believes in fate and thinks everything happens for a reason.
A2 He left his future to fate and decided to see where life would take him.
B1 The outcome of the battle was determined by fate, as if it was meant to be.
B2 Despite his efforts to change his fate, he couldn't escape the inevitable.
C1 Some people view fate as a guiding force in their lives, while others believe in free will.
C2 The concept of fate has been debated by philosophers and theologians for centuries.
pronoun not applicable
A1 Fate brought us together.
A2 She believed in fate and destiny.
B1 Their fates were intertwined from the beginning.
B2 He accepted his fate with grace and dignity.
C1 The concept of fate has been debated by philosophers for centuries.
C2 She pondered the role of fate in shaping her life choices.
preposition not applicable
A1 I believe in fate.
A2 She left her future to fate.
B1 Their meeting was purely a matter of fate.
B2 He accepted his fate with resignation.
C1 The concept of fate has fascinated philosophers for centuries.
C2 Some people believe that fate is predetermined and cannot be changed.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I believe fate brought us together.
A2 Fate can be a mysterious force in our lives.
B1 Some people think that fate determines our future.
B2 Fate may play a role in shaping our destiny, but we also have free will.
C1 The concept of fate has been debated by philosophers for centuries.
C2 Fate is often seen as a complex interplay of chance, choice, and destiny.
interjection not applicable
A1 Fate! I can't believe I missed the bus.
A2 Fate! It seems like we were meant to meet.
B1 Fate! What are the chances of us bumping into each other here?
B2 Fate! I never expected to find my lost ring after all these years.
C1 Fate! It's incredible how everything seems to fall into place.
C2 Fate! Sometimes it feels like there's a higher power guiding us.
article not applicable
A1 I believe in fate and destiny.
A2 She felt that her fate was sealed the moment she walked into the room.
B1 Many people attribute their successes and failures to fate.
B2 The concept of fate has been debated by philosophers for centuries.
C1 Some argue that fate is predetermined while others believe in free will.
C2 The protagonist's fate was ultimately decided by his own actions.