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Predetermination

The act of previous determination a purpose formed beforehand as the predetermination of Gods will

Determined beforehand as the predeterminate counsel of God

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Capable of being determined beforehand

To design or purpose beforehand to predetermine

To ordain or appoint beforehand to predetermine to foreordain

To resolve beforehand to predetermine

To ordain or appoint beforehand to preordain to predestinate to predetermine

With purpose or design intentionally with predetermination designedly

Sale by public auction, a sale for a predetermined nominal sum cannot be held to be a 'sale by public auction' in the absence of any provision

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