What does FATES mean?

Parts of Speech

Fates is a noun.

Definitions

Fates refer to the three goddesses in Greek mythology who control human destiny. It can also mean the outcome or final result of a situation.

Pronunciations

US: /feɪts/

UK: /feɪts/

Origin and Usage

The word fates originates from Greek mythology and refers to the three goddesses who control human destiny. The term has been used in English literature since the 14th century to refer to destiny or the final outcome of a situation.

Synonyms

Destiny, fortune, lot, karma, kismet

Related Words

Desti, event, karma, lotus, mercy, order, peace, power, unity, value

Example Sentences

• According to Greek mythology, the fates control human destiny.
• The outcome of the game will determine the fates of both teams.
• She believed that her fate was in the hands of the fates.
• The fates seemed to have conspired against him, as everything went wrong that day.