Definition of fatalistic in English:

fatalistic

adjective feɪtəˈlɪstɪkˌfeɪdlˈɪstɪk

Relating to or characteristic of the belief that all events are predetermined and therefore inevitable.
many have an almost fatalistic attitude towards their own health
he gives a fatalistic shrug at the bleak future
Example sentencesExamples
- At this stage, students look beyond fatalistic or cultural reasons for inequality to focus on structural, systemic explanations.
- Film noir is known for electrifying, fatalistic dialogue.
- I see what you're saying, 'Utopia', and I'd love the same thing, but I've got a fatalistic/realistic viewpoint that keeps me from getting very caught up in it.
- The bewilderment and loss of faith in authority, the fatalistic sense that no matter what you do, society will hold you down - all reflect the darker side of the popular mood during that era.
- Audiences must have bought into the fatalistic inevitability of the plot devices.
- 'Far From the Madding Crowd' is not as fatalistic as Hardy's later works.
- Believing that women cannot control their own bodies and men cannot control their responses to women, Eva is generally fatalistic and passive, but she does stab a man who grabs her.
- Osric brings Laertes' challenge to a fencing bout, which a fatalistic Hamlet, despite his forebodings, accepts.
- For me, his best work are his fatalistic looks at uncomfortable, unavoidable love.
- He created a low-budget, effectively fatalistic horror film about a man-made plague that wipes out humanity.

Derivatives

fatalistically

adverbfeɪtəˈlɪstɪk(ə)liˌfeɪdlˈɪstəkli

These people, they think, will fatalistically accept any snub.
Example sentencesExamples
- No matter what happens in nature or in the life of man and society, fatalistically minded people usually say, "What must be will be".
- Sexual abuse within the context of marriage may be fatalistically tolerated among some communities.
- It's about people who have come to so undervalue their own life that ruinous behavior seems unimportant and death is accepted fatalistically.
- But he was completely cool, puffing fatalistically on a cigarette.
- What is certain is that we have a choice, and there is no reason for yielding fatalistically to the worst-case scenarios.
- Two veiled women stare passively and fatalistically through the lens.
- "If something isn't done, then it won't matter anyway," she replied, fatalistically.
- She suffers a needle-stick injury from an HIV-positive patient, which she fatalistically leaves untreated.
- "Our species is unable to learn from its mistakes," he rejoins, fatalistically.

Definition of fatalistic in US English:

fatalistic

adjectiveˌfādlˈistikˌfeɪdlˈɪstɪk

Relating to or characteristic of the belief that all events are predetermined and therefore inevitable.
many have an almost fatalistic attitude toward their own health
he gives a fatalistic shrug at the bleak future
Example sentencesExamples
- Audiences must have bought into the fatalistic inevitability of the plot devices.
- At this stage, students look beyond fatalistic or cultural reasons for inequality to focus on structural, systemic explanations.
- Believing that women cannot control their own bodies and men cannot control their responses to women, Eva is generally fatalistic and passive, but she does stab a man who grabs her.
- I see what you're saying, 'Utopia', and I'd love the same thing, but I've got a fatalistic/realistic viewpoint that keeps me from getting very caught up in it.
- He created a low-budget, effectively fatalistic horror film about a man-made plague that wipes out humanity.
- Osric brings Laertes' challenge to a fencing bout, which a fatalistic Hamlet, despite his forebodings, accepts.
- For me, his best work are his fatalistic looks at uncomfortable, unavoidable love.
- The bewilderment and loss of faith in authority, the fatalistic sense that no matter what you do, society will hold you down - all reflect the darker side of the popular mood during that era.
- Film noir is known for electrifying, fatalistic dialogue.
- 'Far From the Madding Crowd' is not as fatalistic as Hardy's later works.

单词	fatalistic
释义	Definition of fatalistic in English: fatalistic adjective feɪtəˈlɪstɪkˌfeɪdlˈɪstɪk Relating to or characteristic of the belief that all events are predetermined and therefore inevitable. many have an almost fatalistic attitude towards their own health he gives a fatalistic shrug at the bleak future Example sentencesExamples At this stage, students look beyond fatalistic or cultural reasons for inequality to focus on structural, systemic explanations. Film noir is known for electrifying, fatalistic dialogue. I see what you're saying, 'Utopia', and I'd love the same thing, but I've got a fatalistic/realistic viewpoint that keeps me from getting very caught up in it. The bewilderment and loss of faith in authority, the fatalistic sense that no matter what you do, society will hold you down - all reflect the darker side of the popular mood during that era. Audiences must have bought into the fatalistic inevitability of the plot devices. 'Far From the Madding Crowd' is not as fatalistic as Hardy's later works. Believing that women cannot control their own bodies and men cannot control their responses to women, Eva is generally fatalistic and passive, but she does stab a man who grabs her. Osric brings Laertes' challenge to a fencing bout, which a fatalistic Hamlet, despite his forebodings, accepts. For me, his best work are his fatalistic looks at uncomfortable, unavoidable love. He created a low-budget, effectively fatalistic horror film about a man-made plague that wipes out humanity. Derivatives fatalistically adverbfeɪtəˈlɪstɪk(ə)liˌfeɪdlˈɪstəkli These people, they think, will fatalistically accept any snub. Example sentencesExamples No matter what happens in nature or in the life of man and society, fatalistically minded people usually say, "What must be will be". Sexual abuse within the context of marriage may be fatalistically tolerated among some communities. It's about people who have come to so undervalue their own life that ruinous behavior seems unimportant and death is accepted fatalistically. But he was completely cool, puffing fatalistically on a cigarette. What is certain is that we have a choice, and there is no reason for yielding fatalistically to the worst-case scenarios. Two veiled women stare passively and fatalistically through the lens. "If something isn't done, then it won't matter anyway," she replied, fatalistically. She suffers a needle-stick injury from an HIV-positive patient, which she fatalistically leaves untreated. "Our species is unable to learn from its mistakes," he rejoins, fatalistically. Definition of fatalistic in US English: fatalistic adjectiveˌfādlˈistikˌfeɪdlˈɪstɪk Relating to or characteristic of the belief that all events are predetermined and therefore inevitable. many have an almost fatalistic attitude toward their own health he gives a fatalistic shrug at the bleak future Example sentencesExamples Audiences must have bought into the fatalistic inevitability of the plot devices. At this stage, students look beyond fatalistic or cultural reasons for inequality to focus on structural, systemic explanations. Believing that women cannot control their own bodies and men cannot control their responses to women, Eva is generally fatalistic and passive, but she does stab a man who grabs her. I see what you're saying, 'Utopia', and I'd love the same thing, but I've got a fatalistic/realistic viewpoint that keeps me from getting very caught up in it. He created a low-budget, effectively fatalistic horror film about a man-made plague that wipes out humanity. Osric brings Laertes' challenge to a fencing bout, which a fatalistic Hamlet, despite his forebodings, accepts. For me, his best work are his fatalistic looks at uncomfortable, unavoidable love. The bewilderment and loss of faith in authority, the fatalistic sense that no matter what you do, society will hold you down - all reflect the darker side of the popular mood during that era. Film noir is known for electrifying, fatalistic dialogue. 'Far From the Madding Crowd' is not as fatalistic as Hardy's later works.
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