Predetermination (noun)

1. The action of determining or settling something beforehand.
2. The action of predestining or the state of being predestined.

Origin:

Late 16th century (as predetermination in the sense "determination beforehand"): from pre- + determination, on the pattern of predestination.

Examples:

1. The predetermination of the outcome was evident in the rigged election.
2. His predetermination to succeed was unshakable.
3. Her career path was a result of predetermination and hard work.
4. The predetermination of the future is often a source of anxiety.
5. Their predetermination to win the championship was evident in every game.