డిక్రీ లేదా ఇప్పటికే నామినేట్,

Noun:

దీన్ని నిర్వచిస్తుంది,

destining's Usage Examples:

On the contrary, in 1888 the comune of Rome bought it, destining it to primary school.

2007, the university adhered to the controversial racial quota system, destining half of its vacancies to public school black students.

He wrote "I thank fate for destining me to live under liberal political institutions, which, by the principals.

Sputnikmusic noted that the tracks on the album "bring the hooks hard and fast, destining themselves to be chart winners that might actually last a month on the.

was the free choice of people to believe, foreknown by God, with God predestining people based on this foreseen faith.

People began to mistrust the possibility of a God capable of predestining human beings to everlasting damnation and empowering a despotic ruler.

In it, Emiliano Zapata appears like predestining, "the signal" in his chest, the mark or spot with the form of a little.

Gottschalk of Orbais, a ninth-century Saxon monk, argued that God predestines some people to hell as well as predestining some to heaven, a view known.

John Calvin remarked, "It cannot be denied that God in choosing and destining Mary to be the Mother of his Son, granted her the highest honor.

like the first two methods, sustains accidental and capricious beliefs, destining some minds to doubt it.

The "causes of virtue" include the influences of the planets, not as predestining a human career, but influencing a subject"s essential nature.

Saxon monk, argued that God predestines some people to hell as well as predestining some to heaven, a view known as double predestination.

never adopted any form of bilingualism in the towns of Briga and Tenda destining these municipalities to forced assimilation to French language.

Synonyms:

doom, designate, ordain, fate,

Antonyms:

subtract, distrust, mistrust, debit, credit,