Definition Synonyms
Definition of fatalistic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
beliefbelieving events are predetermined and unchangeable
- She had a fatalistic view of her future.
2.
attitudeaccepting outcomes without trying to change them
- His fatalistic attitude made him passive in challenges.
Origin of fatalistic
Latin, fatalis (fate)
Examples of fatalistic in a sentence
The film portrayed a fatalistic society trapped by destiny. She had a fatalistic view about her career prospects. His fatalistic beliefs prevented him from taking risks.
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- French:fataliste, ...
- German:fatalistisch, ...
- Italian:fatalistico, fatalista, ...
- Spanish:fatalista, resignado, ...
- Portuguese:fatalista, ...
- Chinese:宿命的, 顺命的, ...
- Japanese:運命論的, 運命論的な, ...
- Arabic:قَدَرِيّ, مُسَلِّم, ...
- Hebrew:פָטָלִיסְטִי, פָּטָלִיסְטִי, ...
- Russian:фаталистический, ...
- Ukrainian:фаталістичний, песимістичний, ...
- Hindi:नियतिवादी, दैववादी, ...
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