Question : Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.
One who believes in his fate
Option 1: Fatalist
Option 2: Fastidious
Option 3: Fugitive
Option 4: Fanatic
Correct Answer: Fatalist
Solution : The correct choice will be the first option.
The one-word substitute for the group of words is "fatalist".
Fatalist: A fatalist is a person who believes that events are predetermined and inevitable and that one's life is governed by fate. A fatalist accepts whatever happens as unavoidable.
The meanings of other terms are:
Fastidious: This term refers to a person who is very attentive to and concerned about accuracy and detail. It does not convey the idea of believing in fate.
Fugitive: A fugitive is someone who is fleeing or evading capture, usually from the law. This term is unrelated to the belief in fate.
Fanatic: A fanatic is an excessively enthusiastic and dedicated person, often to a particular cause or belief. It doesn't specifically relate to a belief in fate.
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