1. People who believe that all events are predetermined and that humans cannot change their destiny.
Usage: Plural of fatalist; often used in philosophical or religious contexts.

Examples

• The fatalists in the group argued that no amount of planning could alter the outcome.
• Some fatalists believe that worrying about the future is pointless.
• Ancient Greek fatalists debated whether humans had any control over their lives.
• The fatalists accepted their circumstances without resistance.
• Not all fatalists reject the idea of personal effort; some simply believe the results are already determined.
• The philosopher challenged the fatalists to explain how their beliefs affect daily decision-making.