Pronunciation: /priː.dɪˈtɜːr.mɪnd/
adjective an adjective describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'predetermined' describes something that is decided in advance
A1 The predetermined route for the school field trip was already planned out.
A2 The predetermined outcome of the experiment was surprising to the students.
B1 The predetermined schedule for the conference allowed for ample time for networking.
B2 The predetermined budget for the project was carefully calculated to ensure no overspending.
C1 The predetermined criteria for selecting the new CEO were based on years of experience and proven success.
C2 The predetermined goals of the company were ambitious but achievable with the right strategies in place.
formal The outcome of the experiment was predetermined by the initial conditions set by the researchers.
informal She felt like her fate was predetermined by the decisions she had made in the past.
slang I knew I was going to fail the test because it was predetermined that I wouldn't pass.
figurative His actions seemed to be guided by a predetermined script, as if he was just going through the motions.
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