Destiny
Destiny noun - A state or end that seemingly has been decided beforehand.
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Synonyms for Destiny
Success and destiny are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Success" instead a noun "Destiny".
Nearby Words: destined, destination, destining
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To make it short, there's no greater providence at work, being The Chosen One is little more than a technicality, Harry has no particular destiny to fulfill nor is there any higher power ensuring his success and the only reason he and Voldemort need to kill each other is because they both want to.
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Played straight at the end where the Chosen Children's success in fulfilling their destiny saves the Digital World and (seemingly) destroys the source of all evil.
Source: So What Do We Do Now? - It is implied, however, that she can manipulate destiny to ensure such things as the survival of her human friends, or the success of the machinations of the absurdly involved Batman Gambit plots of the likes of Yukari.
Source: Winds of Destiny, Change
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