destined to do — certain to do something in the future; fated or predetermined to do something
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: certain to do something in the future; fated or predetermined to do something
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈdestɪnd tuː duː/
Example Sentences
- My friend is destined to be late for everything, even his own wedding!
- This old computer is destined to crash right before my important presentation.
- Young Mozart was destined to become one of history's greatest composers.
destined to do
NOUN[/ˈdestɪnd tuː duː/]
certain to do something in the future; fated or predetermined to do something
certain to do something in the future; fated or predetermined to do something
Though her path was questioned, she was destined to heal!
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“My friend is destined to be late for everything, even his own wedding!”
“This old computer is destined to crash right before my important presentation.”
“Young Mozart was destined to become one of history's greatest composers.”
“These two are destined to argue about everything from pizza toppings to world politics.”
“The project was destined to succeed with such a dedicated team.”
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