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unavoidable, necessary, essential, inescapable, ineluctable:
The events fell into their fatal sequence.
fatality n. 1 catastrophe, disaster, calamity, cataclysm: The eruption
of Vesuvius was a relatively recent fatality. 2 death,
casualty: Traffic fatalities are on the increase.
fate
fated
n. 1 fortune, lot, luck, chance, life, destiny, God's will,
providence, doom, karma, kismet, toss or throw of the dice,
Colloq US and Canadian the breaks, the way the cookie crumbles,
the way the ball bounces: Fate has brought us together. Our
meeting this way was just fate. 2 doom, destruction, downfall,
undoing, ruin, disaster, collapse, death, nemesis, end, finish:
The defenders of Masada met their fate bravely. 3 end, outcome,
future, destination, disposition: There was no trace of the
fate of the explorers. What is to be the fate of this obsolete
equipment?
adj. 1 destined, predestined, predetermined, decreed, doomed,
fateful, ordained, foreordained, preordained, decided: The
fated day of my trial arrived. 2 sure, certain, doomed, damned,
cursed: Was I fated to spend the rest of my life in this fetid
dungeon? 3 fatal, fateful, unavoidable, inescapable,
inevitable, ineluctable: Their fated punishment was to bail out
the sea using sieves.
fateful adj. 1 significant, momentous, ominous, major, consequential,
important, critical, crucial, decisive, weighty, portentous,
earth-shaking, pivotal: The minister is faced with having to
make a fateful decision. 2 deadly, lethal, fatal, destructive,
ruinous, disastrous, catastrophic, cataclysmic: Failure to
preserve the environment could have fateful consequences.
father n. 1 sire, paterfamilias, Colloq dad, daddy, pa, papa, pop, old
man, old boy, Brit governor, pater: His father is a chemist. 2
forebear, ancestor, forefather, progenitor, primogenitor: The
father of the dynasty fought at Hastings. 3 creator, founder,
originator, inventor, author, architect, framer, initiator: He
regards Lavoisier as the father of modern chemistry. 4 priest,
confessor, cur‚, abb‚, minister, pastor, shepherd, parson,
clergyman, chaplain, Colloq padre, Military slang sky pilot: We
should see the Father about the funeral service.