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What is "fickle finger of fate"? is It old-fashioned?
28 de ago. de 2011 23:47
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Fickle, by definition, means changeable, not steady.
Fate is a predestination of of something undetermined but inevitable.
The Fickle Finger of Fate points out that something ominous or may happen in future without determination of a specific time frame.
It is used mostly in a jocular vain , as in a TV series in the 70's --> old-fashioned
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29 de agosto de 2011
Very old fashioned. It means you never know what is coming. I never expected to get my job but the fickle finger of fate intervened and I now work 10 minutes from home.
29 de agosto de 2011
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