Fatalistic (adjective)

Relating to or believing in fatalism; accepting fate and assuming that events are predetermined and cannot be changed.

Origin:

From latin 'fatum' (fate) + 'istic' (pertaining to).

Examples:

1. She had a fatalistic attitude, accepting that what will be, will be.
2. His fatalistic approach to life was seen as pessimistic by his friends.
3. Many soldiers in battle become fatalistic, assuming that their fate is sealed and they will not survive.
4. The play explores the theme of fatalism, with the characters accepting their fate and resigning themselves to their predetermined outcome.
5. Despite facing seemingly insurmountable obstacles, she remained resolute and refused to adopt a fatalistic viewpoint.