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Webster Dictionary :: Predetermine
PREDETERM'INE, v.t. [pre and determine.] 1. To determine beforehand; to settle i...
Webster Dictionary :: Predetermination
PREDETERMINA'TION, n. [See Predetermine .] 1. Previous determination; purpose fo...
Webster Dictionary :: Predeterminate
PREDETERM'INATE, a. Determined beforehand; as the predeterminate counsel of God.
Webster Dictionary :: Predestine
PREDES'TINE, v.t. To decree beforehand; to foreordain. And bid predestined empir...
Webster Dictionary :: Predestinator
PREDES'TINATOR, n. Properly, one that foreordains. 1. One that holds to predesti...
Webster Dictionary :: Predestination
PREDESTINA'TION, n. The act of decreeing or foreordaining events; the decree of ...
Webster Dictionary :: Predestinating
PREDES'TINATING, ppr. Foreordaining; decreeing; appointing beforehand by an unch...
Webster Dictionary :: Predestinated
PREDES'TINATED, pp. Predetermined; foreordained; decreed.
Webster Dictionary :: Predestinate
PREDES'TINATE, a. Predestinated; foreordained. PREDES'TINATE , v.t. [L. proedest...
Webster Dictionary :: Predestinarian
PREDESTINA'RIAN, n. [See Predestinate .] One that believes in the doctrine of pr...
Webster Dictionary :: Predesigning
PREDESIGNING, ppr. Designing previously.
Webster Dictionary :: Predesigned
PREDESIGNED, pp. Purposed or determined previously.
Webster Dictionary :: Predesign
PREDESIGN, v.t. To design or purpose beforehand; to predetermine.
Webster Dictionary :: Predecessor
PREDECES'SOR, n. [L. proe and decedo, to depart.] A person who has preceded anot...
Webster Dictionary :: Predeceased
PREDECE'ASED, a. Dead before.
Webster Dictionary :: Predecease
PREDECE'ASE, v.i. [pre and decease.] To die before.
