confatedadj.
Fated together with (something else).
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1763 A. Tucker Freewill §51. 224 Chrysippus insists, in Tully De Fato cap. 13, that when a sick man is fated to recover, it is confated that he shall send for a physician.
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adj.1763- to be born and bred
- to be born back a cow
- to be born back cow
- to be born behind a cow
- to be born behind cow
- to be born digital
- to be born in a mill
- to be born of god
- to be born on third
- to be born on third base
- to be born on third base and think one has hit a triple
- to be born ready
- to be born under a lucky star
- to be born under a unlucky star
- to be born under a —— star
- to be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth
- to be bought and sold
- to be bound
- to be bound in the bundle of life
- to be branched
- to be bred and born
- to be bred, sent to the lattern
- to be brewing
- to be bricking it
- to be bricking oneself