que sera sera
/ˈkeɪ sərɑː sərɑː
/exclamation
Used to convey a fatalistic recognition that future events are out of the speaker’s control.It might have been better to wait until there was something resembling actual readable content, but que sera sera....
- The Britons, in contrast, appeared stoic, taking the mentality of que sera sera.
- My only purpose in life is to keep a running total of the lengths, and if I miss a few, que sera sera.
Origin
Spanish qué será será 'what will be, will be', popularized by the 1956 song ‘Que Sera, Sera’.
- innie
- inning
- innings
- innit
- innkeeper
- in no case
- innocence
- innocency
- innocent
- innocently
- Innocents' Day
- in no condition to do something
- innocuous
- innocuously
- innocuousness
- Inn of Court
- in no hurry
- innominate
- innominate artery
- innominate bone
- innominate vein
- in no small measure
- in no uncertain terms
- innovate
- innovation