1. determining or deciding something in advance; establishing beforehand
Usage: present participle of preordain
2. appointing someone to a religious office in advance
Usage: religious context; present participle of preordain

Examples

• The committee is preordaining the election results through careful planning.
• Many believe that fate is preordaining our life’s major events.
• The bishop is preordaining several candidates for next year’s ministry.
• She felt as though destiny was preordaining their meeting.
• The council is preordaining the new policies before the official vote.
• Religious leaders spoke of God preordaining human salvation.
• The company is preordaining its expansion into new markets.