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Destiny seems to be more "elastic" when things of life could be right or wrong and vice versa. It's seems in continuous sequence and evolution. Un día moriremos
![]() Fate, instead seems that things happens and ain't possibility be change. Es fatal como la muerte. ![]() It's MHO ![]() More data surely we can find them reading philosophical texts |
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I also think that "destiny" is used in more of a personal way. "My destiny is...." or "His destiny is..."
Whereas, I think that "fate" is used more broadly. It can refer to a person: "Your fate is....", but I would say that when speaking of things and events, it would be more common to use the word "fate": "The fate of the wedding was tied up in the weather..." The dictionary for both words, though, refers to an inevitable course of events.....
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