Fate and State

Fate

Fate noun - A state or end that seemingly has been decided beforehand.

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State and fate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "State" instead a noun "Fate".

Nearby Words: fated, fateful

State noun - A body of people composed of one or more nationalities usually with its own territory and government.

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Fate and state are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fate" instead a noun "State".

good	good fate	good state
similar	similar fate	similar state
usual	usual fate	usual state
current	current fate	current state
Other adjectives: original, true, entire, sad, bad, terrible, final, different, worse.

The Second War started in Spain in a similar manner, as a quarrel over the fate of a small state, this time the city-state of Saguntum.

Source: Useful Notes / Punic Wars
In a flashback, Adam avoids a similar fate in a hospital by slitting his own throat, thus triggering his Resurrective Immortality, which returns him to the same state as before the injury.

Source: Dark Lord on Life Support
Fate of the motionless centient corpses for the rest of their lives was made even worse by the fact, that in that state they can live for a thousands of years without any sustenance.

Source: Fate Worse Than Death / Literature

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