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fatesnounpl. of fate a state or end that seemingly has been decided beforehandthe belief that it was this country's fate to extend from sea to sea circumstances, destinies, dooms, fortunes, kismets, lots, portions accidents, casualties(archaic), chances, happenchances, happenstances, haps, hazards, luckpredestinationsaftereffects, aftermaths, conclusions, consequences, developments, effects, fruits, issues, outcomes, outgrowths, resultants, results, sequels, sequences, upshots a condition or occurrence traceable to a causethe fate of the presidential election hinged on a few thousand votes in a single state aftereffects, aftermaths, backwashes, children, conclusions, consequences, corollaries, developments, effects, fruits, issues, outcomes, outgrowths, precipitates, products, resultants, results, sequels, sequences, upshots ramificationsdenouements(also dénouements), echoes(also echos), implications, repercussionsafterclaps, afterglows, aftershocksblowbacks, by-products, fallouts, offshoots, ripples, side effects(also side reactions), spin-offs matters of course antecedents, causations, causes, occasions, reasons considerations, determinants, factorsbases, bases, foundations, grounds, groundworksimpetuses, incentives, inspirations, instigations, stimulimothers, origins, roots, sources, springs the permanent stopping of all the vital bodily activitieshe met his fate in a tragic highway accident curtains, deaths, deceases, demises, dissolutions, dooms, ends, exits, expirations, expiries, graves, great divides, passages, passings, quietuses, sleeps casualties, fatalitiesmartyrdoms, self-destructions, self-murders, self-slaughters, suicidesannihilations, destructions, endings, exterminations, ruinsassassinations, executions, killings, massacres, slaughters births, nativities existences, livescreations, geneses, originations, rises to determine the fate of in advancethe warning that the lack of an advanced education will fate a person to a lifetime of below-average earnings destines, dooms, foredooms, foreordains, ordains, predestines, predetermines, preordains predestinatesaugurs, forecasts, foretells, predicts, presages, prognosticates, prophesiespreconceives, prejudgescondemns, sentencesbodes, forebodes(also forbodes), portendsanticipates, divines, foreknows, foresees |