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ordainingverbpresent participle of ordain to determine the fate of in advancehe is stoic in the face of adversity, bolstered by his faith that everything in life has been ordained by a higher power destining, dooming, fating, foredooming, foreordaining, predestining, predetermining, preordaining predestinatingauguring, forecasting, foretelling, predicting, presaging, prognosticating, prophesyingpreconceiving, prejudgingcondemning, sentencingboding, foreboding(also forboding), portendinganticipating, divining, foreknowing, foreseeing to request the doing of by virtue of one's authoritya new bill that would ordain the funding of public schools through state lottery revenues calling, commanding, decreeing, dictating, directing, mandating, ordering asking, petitioning, requestingdemanding, requiring calling for canceling(or cancelling), countermanding, rescinding to put into effect through legislative or authoritative actionthe founders of the African republic ordained a form of government that was closely modeled on that of the United States constituting, enacting, laying down, legislating, making, passing reenacting, repassingbringing about, effectingallowing, authorizing, permitting, sanctioningdecreeing, dictating, proclaimingadministering, executingapproving, confirming, ratifying repealing, rescinding, revoking abolishing, abrogating, annulling, canceling(or cancelling), invalidating, killing, nullifyingoverturning, reversing, voiding |