Destiny
Destiny noun - A state or end that seemingly has been decided beforehand.
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Synonyms for Destiny
Hereafter and destiny are semantically related. in fate topic. In some cases you can use "Hereafter" instead a noun "Destiny".
Nearby Words: destined, destination, destining
Hereafter
Hereafter noun - Time that is to come.
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Related pairs
- expectation and destiny
- expectation and hereafter
- prospect and destiny
- prospect and hereafter
- condition and destiny
- condition and hereafter
- break and destiny
- break and hereafter
- fortune and destiny
- fortune and hereafter
- fate and destiny
- fate and hereafter
- inevitability and destiny
- inevitability and hereafter
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Self-Fulfilling Prophecy: Macbeth might never have achieved his destiny of becoming "King of Scotland and father of the king hereafter" if Duncan hadn't done everything he could to prevent Macbeth from becoming king.
Source: Western Animation / Gargoyles - It is actually shown in Hereafter, an episode in the previous season, that Clark is able to Screw Destiny.
Source: How We Got Here
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