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"Don't you oh well me, sir," Miss Maudie replied, recognizing Jem's fatalistic noises, "you are not old enough to appreciate what I said." (source)fatalistic = characteristic of someone who thinks things are as they must be
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Until that moment, Edgar had never seen the man smile without some fatalistic reserve that said he knew the joke would ultimately be on him.† (source)
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The tone of that entry seems lofty, high-minded, but in it I detect a whiff of fatalism.† (source)
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The typical response is a half fatalistic, half que sera, sera: "Well, if your number is up ..."† (source)
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He grew more fatalistic about it, each time.† (source)
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The insolence was gone, the old aggressive glint; now he looked worn out and there was an anxious, fatalistic quality in his eyes.† (source)
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Fatalistic, you could say.† (source)
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Total fatalism.† (source)
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'Why can't you be a fatalist about it the way I am?† (source)
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And I suppose it's very advanced of you to have accepted my mortality so fatalistically—everything dies, blah, blah—but how do you think that makes me feel?† (source)
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Then Captain and crew become practical fatalists.† (source)
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In line with our family's fatalistic attitude, we stayed put.† (source)
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As she thought about it, several more examples of fatalism occurrd to her.† (source)
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I think I am pretty much of a fatalist.† (source)
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If someone did an unforgiveable thing, like touching one of the King's women, he would submit fatalistically to punishment, which was likely to be impalement over an ant heap on a stake, or something equally unpleasant.† (source)
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And at the same time he felt a fatalistic certainty that he would not be coming back from this trip.† (source)
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