Definitions
Wiktionary
- adv. In a bad fated, foreordained or predetermined manner; in a way established in advance by bad fate.
Etymologies
- From ill- + fatedly. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Connery is brought out of the depths of the prison system to help a quirkily brilliant FBI chemist played by quirky Nicolas Cage and an ill-fatedly macho Navy Seal team to break into Alcatraz and stop the threat.”
“Clearly, ours is what Socrates condemned as the unexamined life — and our political, religious and economic institutions are ill-fatedly designed to ensure that things stay that way.”
“He had not yet been born on the occasion of the last Search, the one that ill-fatedly provided the incompetent Jora.”
“The lover, beholding that fusing move as a golden-hued goddess, accessible, kindly and priceless, wooes and ill-fatedly wins all the substance.”
“Lord Lamont, Secretary of the Treasury when Britain ill-fatedly joined the European”
“Oh wretched woman, that wilt at one stroke have lost the youth so ill-fatedly beloved and thine own honour! ”
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Adverbia
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