fatesome
fatesome adjective: characterised or marked by fate; fateful.
Adjective
fatesome (comparative more fatesome, superlative most fatesome)
- Characterised or marked by fate; fateful.
- One fatesome day while waiting for my landscaping friend to pop by, I was taking an afternoon shower sheerly out of boredom when my dog began barking.2011, Tommy Anthony, The Knowledge of Good and Evil, page 183
- Synonyms:
- momentous, significant, big, central, consequential, critical, crucial, epochful, essential, extraordinary
Synonyms of fatesome
Forms of fatesome
| comparative | more fatesome |
|---|---|
| superlative | most fatesome |
Origin of fatesome
From fate + -some.
Questions about fatesome
- What does fatesome mean?
- Fatesome means characterised or marked by fate; fateful.
- What part of speech is fatesome?
- Fatesome is an adjective.
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