"fatalistically" meaning in English

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Adverb

Forms: more fatalistically [comparative], most fatalistically [superlative]
Etymology: From fatalistic + -ally. Etymology templates: {{suffix|en|fatalistic|ally}} fatalistic + -ally Head templates: {{en-adv}} fatalistically (comparative more fatalistically, superlative most fatalistically)
  1. In a fatalistic manner. Translations (in a fatalistic manner): fatalisma (Esperanto), fatalistisesti (Finnish), fatalistisch (German), fätimiko (Volapük), fätimo (Volapük)
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