1. determining beforehand; deciding in advance what will happen
Usage: present participle of predestine
2. deciding in advance by divine will or fate
Usage: theological; present participle of predestine

Examples

• Some believe that God is predestining all events in the universe.
• The ancient Greeks thought the Fates were predestining human lives.
• His strict upbringing seemed to be predestining him for a career in law.
• The coach worried that early injuries were predestining the team to failure.
• Many cultures have myths about gods predestining the fate of mortals.
• She felt that her childhood experiences were predestining her future choices.