Adjective:

नियतीवादी,

fatalistic's Usage Examples:

He is often noted for his philosophically pessimistic and fatalistic view of human existence—his system of philosophy was inspired by the German.

with classical Zurvanism as a foundation: aesthetic, materialist, and fatalistic.

some tangible suspense and human interest," but then "goes resolutely, fatalistically downhill, discarding the element it can spare the least—the viewer"s.

Proposing four different types of suicide, which include egoistic, altruistic, anomic, and fatalistic, Durkheim began his theory by plotting social regulation.

Commando"s members, however, were "feverish" from the effects of malaria and fatalistically waited for the arrival of the Bushveldt Carbineers.

the film forms part of a "crime-movie subgenre" typically marked by "flavorsome accents, pungent atmosphere and fatalistic undertow", according to Chang.

Bonnie becomes infatuated with Geoff, despite his fatalistic attitude about the dangerous flying, and stays on in Barranca (not at his invitation, as he insists on telling her).

Though personally enthusiastic, Ted seemed to have fatalistically accepted the team"s losing streak and took to giving pre-game pep talks.

of the Body Snatchers (1956), described by The Guardian in 2014 as a "fatalistic masterpiece" and "a touchstone for the sci-fi genre" which spawned three.

rejected for psychological, not scientific reasons, because it leads to a fatalistic or "fixed" conclusion about human existence – our "past", "present", and.

It will seek adaptation proactively, not fatalistically.

the studio"s own fortunes were so low that the movie was seen almost fatalistically, as a gamble that none of the more respectable studio executives really.

Synonyms:

fatalist,

Antonyms:

libertarian,