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fatalistic Definition and Meaning in English (fatalistic definition)

adjective
Synonyms:pessimisticresigneddefeatist
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Fatalistic definition: Believing that all events are predetermined and therefore inevitable, and that one cannot change their destiny.

Definitions of Fatalistic

  1. 1adjective

    Believing that all events are predetermined and therefore inevitable, and that one cannot change their destiny.

Example Sentences

“His fatalistic attitude prevented him from trying to improve his situation.”

“She had a fatalistic view of life, accepting whatever came her way.”

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Fatalistic definition: Believing that all events are predetermined and therefore inevitable, and that one cannot change their destiny.
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'Fatalistic' translates to 'fatalistic' in English. Fatalistic definition: Believing that all events are predetermined and therefore inevitable, and that one cannot change their destiny.
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