fatalism
noun
Origin of fatalism
Related Words for fatalistic
gloomy, depressed, despondent, sad, glum, discouraged, bleak, fatalistic, cynical, dark, dejected, despairing, distrustful, downhearted, foreboding, hopeless, melancholy, misanthropic, morbid, moroseExamples from the Web for fatalistic
Contemporary Examples of fatalistic
Some of his preciousness is a veneer, however, for his fatalistic streak.
Ralph Fiennes Discusses ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel,’ J. Lo, and That ‘Seinfeld’ EpisodeMarlow Stern
March 6, 2014
The Starks are fatalistic, duty-bound, honorable but kind of unsophisticated.
And there has always been corruption—and earnest, fatalistic declarations from leaders saying how difficult it was to end it.
Despite its fatalistic title, which suggests divine retribution, Nemesis is a realistic novel, not a parable.
Historical Examples of fatalistic
She surrendered absolutely to fatalistic enjoyment of the gifts the gods had sent.
NobodyLouis Joseph Vance
He chuckled softly and hideously to himself at the fatalistic idea.
Sir Henry Morgan, BuccaneerCyrus Townsend Brady
I was not in the least scared; on the contrary, I was filled with a kind of fatalistic rage.
A Daughter of the Middle BorderHamlin Garland
Being Mohammedans, they show a fatalistic bravery in battle.
The Great White Tribe in FilipiniaPaul T. Gilbert
She handed her feelings over to the actors with a kind of fatalistic resignation.
My AntoniaWilla Cather