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Predestine (Verb)

Foreordain by divine will or decree.

Verbs of thinking, judging, analyzing, doubting.

Foreordain or determine beforehand.

Verbs of thinking, judging, analyzing, doubting.

The prophecy seemed to predestine the young warrior for greatness in battle.
Her family's history of artistic talent appeared to predestine her for a career in the creative arts.
It was as though fate had predestined the couple to be together, despite their tumultuous past.
Many believe that our genes predestine us to certain personality traits or characteristics.
The course of their lives seemed to be predestined from the moment they shared that first kiss.

Decree or determine beforehand.

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

God is believed to predestine certain individuals for salvation according to the doctrine of predestination.
The company's goals and strategies will predestine our future success in the competitive market.
Their failure to adapt was destined to predestine the company's downfall in the coming years.
A lack of skills can predestine someone for a limited career with limited options.
Their difficult circumstances did not predestine them for failure, but rather encouraged them to work harder.