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Detailed Translations for predestine from English to French

predestine:

to predestine verb (predestines, predestined, predestining)

  1. to predestine (predestinate; predetermine)
    prédestiner; prédestiner à
    • prédestiner verb (prédestine, prédestines, prédestinons, prédestinez, )

Conjugations for predestine:

present
  1. predestine
  2. predestine
  3. predestines
  4. predestine
  5. predestine
  6. predestine
simple past
  1. predestined
  2. predestined
  3. predestined
  4. predestined
  5. predestined
  6. predestined
present perfect
  1. have predestined
  2. have predestined
  3. has predestined
  4. have predestined
  5. have predestined
  6. have predestined
past continuous
  1. was predestining
  2. were predestining
  3. was predestining
  4. were predestining
  5. were predestining
  6. were predestining
future
  1. shall predestine
  2. will predestine
  3. will predestine
  4. shall predestine
  5. will predestine
  6. will predestine
continuous present
  1. am predestining
  2. are predestining
  3. is predestining
  4. are predestining
  5. are predestining
  6. are predestining
subjunctive
  1. be predestined
  2. be predestined
  3. be predestined
  4. be predestined
  5. be predestined
  6. be predestined
diverse
  1. predestine!
  2. let's predestine!
  3. predestined
  4. predestining
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for predestine:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
prédestiner predestinate; predestine; predetermine
prédestiner à predestinate; predestine; predetermine
- foreordain; predestinate; preordain

Related Words for "predestine":

  • predestining

Synonyms for "predestine":


Related Definitions for "predestine":

  1. foreordain or determine beforehand1
  2. foreordain by divine will or decree1
  3. decree or determine beforehand1

Wiktionary Translations for predestine:

predestine
verb
  1. (religion) vouer d’avance au salut ou à la damnation, selon la doctrine de la prédestination.