fatalistic

adj.

宿命论的；

1. Amongst ordinary investors, there is an almost fatalistic belief that the government is pulling the strings of movements in share prices.
   普通投资者有一种近乎宿命论的信念，认为拉动股价走势的绳子掌握在政府手中。

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Fatalistic responses to different types of genetic risk information: exploring the role of felf-malleability.
Does local television news coverage cultivate fatalistic beliefs about cancer prevention?
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The Invention of the Exceptional Child : The Emergence of a Fatalistic View of the Intelligence, 1890-1915
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