transitive. Of God, fate, fortune, etc.: To destine, decree. Obsolete.

To appoint, ordain. Obsolete.

To provide, arrange, ordain, determine. Obsolete.

transitive. To preordain by the decree of fate; esp. in passive to be destined or divinely appointed to, into, or unto (with infinitive or noun).

As the act of the Deity, Fate, or a supernatural power: To appoint or fix beforehand, to predetermine by an unalterable decree or ordinance. Now…

Of God, a god, fate, etc. transitive. To determine (something) as part of the order of the universe or of nature; to predestine.

transitive. To destine, ordain, assign to or for, or to do something. Obsolete.

transitive. To destine, foreordain, predetermine.

transitive. To destine; to invest with, as by the decree of fate.

To ordain (a person), as his fortune or luck, to do something; to ordain (something) to happen, or that it shall happen. Obsolete.

transitive. To ordain or appoint beforehand; to predestinate.

transitive. Of God or a god: to regulate or determine (occurrences, events, etc.); to ordain. Now archaic and poetic.

transitive. To ordain or appoint beforehand; to decide or determine (an outcome, course of events, etc.) in advance, esp. by divine will or fate…

transitive. To define, establish, or prescribe beforehand; to predetermine.

transitive. To determine or fix (a time) beforehand.

To appoint or predetermine in the way of fate or of a divine decree; passive to be divinely appointed or fated; = destine, v. 2.

transitive. To appoint or determine beforehand; to predestine to or unto.

transitive. To appoint beforehand.

transitive. To ordain or decide in advance, esp. by divine will or fate; predetermine, predestine.

To set, arrange, or settle beforehand; to prearrange, predetermine. Now rare.

A purpose settled beforehand, previous design. Similarly foreˈpurpose v. (transitive) to purpose beforehand. foreˈpurposed adj.

To dispose, ordain, order (events). Also absol. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. gen. To determine or establish in advance, esp. as if by divine will or fate; to compel (a person) as if by predestination; = predestine…

transitive. To determine or establish (an outcome, course of events, etc.) in advance; to predestine; to decree or decide upon beforehand; to be a…

transitive. To appoint beforehand or previously.

transitive. To call or ordain beforehand. (In first quot. perhaps for *forcall = forspeak, v., to bewitch.)

To preordain as by the decree of fate. Const. to and to with infinitive. Obsolete except in passive in sense: To be appointed or destined by fate…

transitive. To design (in various senses) in advance.

transitive. = predetermine, v. (in various senses).

transitive. To order, arrange, or determine in advance; to predestine. Now rare.

transitive. gen. To determine or establish (an outcome, course of events, etc.) in advance, esp. as if by divine will or fate; to compel (a…

transitive. To institute, establish; to ordain; to predestine. Obsolete.

transitive. To foreordain. (In quot. foreordinated adj.)

transitive. To set in advance or beforehand; esp. to set or adjust (a device, etc.) before operation or use.