Destined, fated to, for, or to be something; naturally suited to; having a natural ability for. Cf. to the manner born at manner, n. 3b.

Of, pertaining to, or fixed by destiny; fated, fatal.

Of, pertaining to, or according to destiny or fate.

Allotted or decreed by fate or destiny; destined, fated. Const. to, unto. Obsolete.

Theology. Destined by divine will, foreordained; predestined to a specified fate or to do something. Now rare.

As past participle. Ordered, arranged, disposed; ordained, destined, appointed. Obsolete.

Destined.

Ordained, decided, or appointed in advance, esp. by divine will or fate; predestined, predetermined. In early use frequently as past participle.

Determined or fixed beforehand. Also as past participle.

= appointed, adj.

That has been predestined, esp. by divine will or fate; determined or established in advance; fated, doomed.

Appointed, ordained; fixed beforehand.

That has been predestinated or predetermined, esp. by divine will.

That has been ordained or appointed beforehand; predestined, predetermined.

Predetermined; (also) characterized by predetermination.

That is determined in advance; established, decided upon, or decreed beforehand.

Appointed, predetermined; destined, fated: see destinate, v.

Fated, ordained; = destined, adj. 1. as adj.

Appointed or fixed by fate, or by a divine decree or purpose; foreordained, predetermined, fated. (Now often in weakened sense = ‘that is (or was)…

= predefined, adj.

cut and dried (also cut and dry): originally referring to herbs in the herbalists' shops, as contrasted with growing herbs; hence, figurative…

Appointed, decreed or determined by fate.

(a) (also laid-down), applied to a collar which is folded over instead of standing up; also as n., a ‘turn-down’ collar; (b) applied to a hand or…

transitive. To foreordain. (In quot. foreordinated adj.)

= predestinating, adj.; (also occasionally) that believes in predestination.

Set or determined in advance; (of apparatus, etc.) adjusted before use or operation.

Defined, established, or prescribed beforehand; predetermined.

= predestined, adj.

In Jewish usage: destined, fated; preordained.