preordain pree awr dayn v foreordain or determine beforehand Usage(s) But, Blumenthal is careful to add, it doesn't preordain another heart attack. Synonym(s) predestine foreordain
Quotes preordain Bobby Charlton in This is London Ferdinand begins a two-day appeal tomorrow and Old Trafford director Sir Bobby Charlton said: "Rio's a world-class player. I'm not going to preordain the appeal. I am hopeful, though."