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fateful in Polish

fateful in Polish is doniosły, nieuchronny, rozstrzygający — fateful means having major, often life-changing, consequences.

fateful in Polish

doniosły
adj
Momentous, significant, setting or sealing one’s fate.
nieuchronny
adj
Momentous, significant, setting or sealing one’s fate.
rozstrzygający
adj
Momentous, significant, setting or sealing one’s fate.

What does "fateful" mean?

  1. adj Having major, often life-changing, consequences.
    "On that fateful night, everything about their lives changed."
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fateful in a sentence

  • On that fateful night, everything about their lives changed.
  • It was a fateful decision that he would regret for years.

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What is "fateful" in Polish?

"fateful" in Polish is doniosły, nieuchronny, rozstrzygający. fateful means: Having major, often life-changing, consequences.

How do you use "fateful" in a sentence?

Example: "On that fateful night, everything about their lives changed." In Polish, "fateful" is doniosły, nieuchronny, rozstrzygający.

Are there other ways to say "fateful" in Polish?

Yes — Polish has 3 translations listed for "fateful": doniosły, nieuchronny, rozstrzygający.

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