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How to pronouncepreordainin English

IPA/prɛɒʊrdɪn/
Syllablespre·or·dain
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believed in that. Einstein was a determinist. And some people asked Einstein, "Well, does that mean "that a murderer, a horrible mass murderer "isn't really guilty of his works "'cause it was alreadypreordained billions of years ago?" And Einstein said, "Well, yeah, in some sense, that's true."That even mass murderers were predetermined. "But," he said, "They should still be placed in jail," okay? Heisenberg then comes along and proposes the Heisenberg uncertainty principle.

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noun

To ordain or appoint beforehand: to predetermine: to foreordain. Milton.

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