English to Maori Meaning of fate - whakarau

Fate :
whakarau

whakarau, waimarie, iku'anga, rota, tupono, putanga, Pāoa, mutunga, paari, waimarie kino, kino, foi, taiohi

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Definitions of fate in English
Noun(1) an event (or a course of events(2) the ultimate agency regarded as predetermining the course of events (often personified as a woman(3) your overall circumstances or condition in life (including everything that happens to you
Verb(1) decree or designate beforehand
Examples of fate in English
(1) It's a sad tale of the fate of a whistleblower, and a dark rump of cop culture.(2) fate decided his course for him(3) A mother has been reunited with a daughter she had not spoken to for 15 years in an amazing twist of fate .(4) In a remarkable twist of fate , they get locked in the storeroom together.(5) Besides, this is the battle that will decide the fate of our world.(6) He also wanted to know how many other importers have suffered a similar fate .(7) he suffered the same fate as his companion(8) His fate , death by firing squad, would hardly seem a cause for celebration.(9) It is easy to see that this was the logical response to the dawning realisation of death as the fate of us all.(10) We have seen that inflation tells us nothing about the ultimate fate of the Universe.(11) Earth would have suffered the same fate had it been just a little closer to the Sun.(12) It is a cruel twist of fate , especially with a new presidency that few expect to benefit the poorest of Americans.(13) By a strange twist of fate , that actually is what the book was called.(14) He will live on for as long as the world remains daft and cruel fate chooses to mock us all.(15) Yet by an ironic twist of fate he is blind to the world around him, losing Dot, who is expecting his child, to a pastry maker.(16) Remarkably, he found the right words to comfort those affected by the cruellest twist of fate .
Related Phrases of fate
(1) twist of fate ::
tea o te whakarau
(2) fate destiny ::
e pa ana iku'anga
(3) cruel fate ::
tukinotanga
(4) tempt fate ::
e whakamatautau whakarau
(5) irony of fate ::
taunu o te whakarau
(6) stroke of fate ::
patunga o te whakarau
(7) accept fate ::
manako whakarau
(8) quirk of fate ::
quirk o whakarau
Synonyms
Noun
1. destiny ::
iku'anga
2. future ::
heke mai
3. death ::
mate
4. the weird sisters ::
nga tuahine tipua
5. lot ::
rota
Verb
6. be predestined ::
kia mua
7. doom ::
whakawa
Antonyms
1. antecedent ::
tipuna nupepa
2. causation ::
causation
3. cause ::
take
4. occasion ::
take
5. reason ::
take
Different Forms
fate, fated, fates, fating
Word Example from TV Shows
Otherwise, Yunkai will suffer the same fate as Astapor.

Otherwise, Yunkai will suffer the same FATE as Astapor.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 7

May I inquire as to the fate of my man Bronn?

May I inquire as to the FATE of my man Bronn?

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 9

I can if you'd just roll over and accept your fate!

I can if you'd just roll over and accept your FATE!

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 5

It's sometimes better not to know one's fate.

It's sometimes better not to know one's FATE.

Vikings Season 1, Episode 9

It seems to me that fate has given us this chance...

It seems to me that FATE has given us this chance...

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 4

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