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Fatefully

adverb
1.
In a prophetically fateful manner.






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"Fatefully" Quotes from Famous Books



... the Globe-Democrat, which apparently delighted in regaling its readers with most astounding concoctions of this kind, and the snake he was drawing was most disturbingly vital and reptilian, beady-eyed, with distended jaws, extended tongue, most fatefully coiled. ...
— Twelve Men • Theodore Dreiser

... in his mind's eye the whole scene of that night's occurrence as had been related to him by Sir Nigel. There was the smoking-room door, open and showing the type of room behind it; there the hall-stand from which Dacre Wynne had fatefully wrenched his coat and hat, to go lurching out into oblivion, half-drunk and maddened with something more than intoxication—if Merriton had told his story truly, and Cleek believed he had. It was, in fact, in that ...
— The Riddle of the Frozen Flame • Mary E. Hanshew

... view of the "gloom" of Stevenson—a gloom which well might have justified something of his father's despondency. He struggles in vain to escape from it—it narrows, it fatefully hampers and limits the free field of his art, lays upon it a strange atmosphere, fascinating, but not favourable to true dramatic breadth and force, and spontaneous natural simplicity, invariably lending a certain touch of weakness, inconsistency, and inconclusiveness to his endings; so that he ...
— Robert Louis Stevenson - a Record, an Estimate, and a Memorial • Alexander H. Japp



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