Predetermine (verb)

1. To determine or fix in advance, especially by prior agreement or design.
2. To influence or determine the outcome of something before it happens.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word "praedeterminare" meaning "to settle or decide beforehand".

Examples:

1. The outcome of the game was predetermine by the skill level of the teams involved.
2. The company's success was predetermined by the quality of its products and services.
3. The predetermination of the election results sparked controversy and claims of voter manipulation.
4. The predetermination of the child's future by their parents was met with resistance by the child.
5. The predetermination of the meeting's agenda allowed for more efficient use of time.