synonyms
destiny, fate, and lot
destiny, fate, and lot mean a future that someone or something will have.
—destiny and fate both suggest that the future has been decided or planned by God or by some godlike power.
—destiny often suggests a future that includes something great and important. ▪ He was a great leader whose destiny was to free the people of his country.
—fate often suggests a future that cannot be avoided and that is usually sad or unpleasant. ▪ It was the explorer's fate to die lost and alone. lot suggests that someone's future has been decided by luck. ▪ It was not their lot in life to have children.
destiny, fate, and lot
destiny, fate, and lot mean a future that someone or something will have.
—destiny and fate both suggest that the future has been decided or planned by God or by some godlike power.
—destiny often suggests a future that includes something great and important. ▪ He was a great leader whose destiny was to free the people of his country.
—fate often suggests a future that cannot be avoided and that is usually sad or unpleasant. ▪ It was the explorer's fate to die lost and alone. lot suggests that someone's future has been decided by luck. ▪ It was not their lot in life to have children.
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