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predetermined

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Adjective — Decided or fixed in advance, before the event actually happens.

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predetermined outcome predetermined path a predetermined amount

Etymology

From pre- (\"before\") plus determined.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “predetermined” mean?

The word “predetermined” means decided or fixed in advance, before the event actually happens. In plain terms, already settled ahead of time, leaving no real choice or surprise once things play out.

How do you use “predetermined” in a sentence?

Here is “predetermined” used in a sentence: “The outcome of the rigged match was predetermined before it even started.”

What part of speech is “predetermined”?

“Predetermined” is an adjective.

Is “predetermined” a common word?

“Predetermined” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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