fatalité
La fatalité de la vie est que nous devons tous mourir un jour.
The inevitability of life is that we all must die one day.
An inevitable or unavoidable event or outcome, often with a sense of tragic or predetermined destiny.
Il a accepté sa fatalité avec courage.
He accepted his fate with courage.
La fatalité a frappé encore une fois.
Tragedy struck again.
Often used in a philosophical or literary context to describe events that seem predestined or unavoidable.
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Usage Tip
Use 'fatalité' when referring to events that seem predestined or unavoidable, often with a tragic or philosophical tone.
Word Origin
From Latin 'fatalitas', meaning 'fate' or 'destiny', derived from 'fatalis' (fatal).
Usage Notes
Often used in a dramatic or philosophical context to emphasize the inevitability of certain events.