Definition of predetermine - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
decide in advanceRare decide something before it happensRare
- The outcome was predetermined by the rules.
2.
biasRare influence an opinion before it formsRare
- His views were predetermined by his upbringing.
Origin of predetermine
Latin, prae (before) + determinare (to determine)
Terms with predetermine included in their meaning
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destiny
predetermine or make something inevitable
sports
illegal activity to predetermine a match result
illegal activity
illegal manipulation of bids to predetermine a winner
Examples of predetermine in a sentence
The weather predetermined the success of the event. The advertisement was designed to predetermine consumer preferences. Media coverage can predetermine public opinion on issues.
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- French:prédéterminer, influencer, ...
- German:vorgeben, vorbestimmen, ...
- Italian:predeterminare, condizionare, ...
- Spanish:predeterminar, precondicionar, ...
- Portuguese:predeterminar, influenciar previamente, ...
- Chinese:预先决定, 预先影响, ...
- Japanese:事前に決める, 決める, ...
- Arabic:قَرَّرَ مسبقًا, حَدَّدَ مُسْبَقًا, ...
- Hebrew:לִקְבּוֹעַ מֵרֹאשׁ, לְהַטוֹת מֵרֹאשׁ, ...
- Russian:предопределять, предвосхищать, ...
- Ukrainian:визначати заздалегідь, зумовлювати, ...
- Hindi:पहले से निर्धारित करना, प्रभावित करना, ...
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