Preordain (verb)

To decide or arrange something beforehand.

Origin:

From latin praeordinare, from prae "before" + ordinare "arrange".

Examples:

1. He believed that his life had been preordained by a higher power.
2. Many people feel that their destiny is preordained and that they have no control over their lives.
3. The company's success was preordained by its strong leadership and innovative strategies.
4. Their failure was preordained by the poor planning and lack of resources.
5. The outcome of the game was preordained by the team's superior skill and experience.