Definition: Pregenial is a term used in ancient Greek philosophy, specifically in the context of the concept of "predestination." It refers to the idea that certain individuals are destined for a specific state or destiny. In this sense, the term "pregenial" implies that some people's fate is predetermined by divine will, and they cannot change their destiny. The concept of pregenial has been influential in philosophical thought throughout history, particularly in the works of philosophers such as Aristotle, Plato, and
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