preordainment
advancedC2/ˌpriːɔːrˈdeɪnmənt/ · pre-or-dain-ment
The act of determining or foreordaining something in advance, often in the context of fate or divine will.
Meanings
The act of determining or foreordaining something in advance, often in the context of fate or divine will.
کسی چیز کا پہلے سے طے کرنا یا مقدر کرنا، اکثر تقدیر یا الہی ارادے کے تناظر میں۔
مقدر
muqaddar
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Common Collocations
- the concept of preordainment
- preordainment of destiny
- theological views on preordainment
Example Sentences
The preordainment of events has been a significant topic in theology.
واقعہ کی مقدر کرنا دینیات میں ایک اہم موضوع رہا ہے۔
Waqea ki muqaddar karna diniyat mein aik ahem mauzoo raha hai.
Many believe in the preordainment of their life paths.
بہت سے لوگ اپنی زندگی کے راستوں کی مقدر کرنے پر یقین رکھتے ہیں۔
Bohat se log apni zindagi ke raaston ki muqaddar karne par yaqeen rakhte hain.
Philosophers debate the implications of preordainment on free will.
فلاسفرز آزادی ارادے پر مقدر کرنے کے اثرات پر بحث کرتے ہیں۔
Falasfarz azadi irade par muqaddar karne ke asraat par behas karte hain.
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💡 Memory Tip
Think of 'pre' as 'before' and 'ordainment' as 'ordering', so it’s about ordering things before they happen.
Imagine a planner filled with events already scheduled, depicting a fixed fate.
✍️ Urdu Poetry
تقدیر کی چادر میں بچھے ہوئے ہے سب کھیل، مغفرت کی رسی میں جڑتا ہے سب نیل۔
Taqdeer ki chadar mein bichay hue hai sab khail, Maghfirat ki rassi mein jarta hai sab neil.
In the sheet of destiny, all games are spread, In the rope of forgiveness, all are connected.
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🗣️ Urdu Proverb
جو مقدر میں لکھا ہے وہی ملتا ہے
Jo muqaddar mein likha hai wohi milta hai
What is written in fate is what is received.
📖 Etymology
Origin: Latin "praedeterminare" — to determine beforehand
First known use: 15th century
The term evolved through Middle English from Old French in the context of theology and philosophy, referring to the divine predestination or the foreordaining of events.