Similar words: greatest common factor, nonfat, nonfatal, common, in common, commoner, commons, uncommon. Meaning: n. a Gestalt principle of organization holding that aspects of perceptual field that move or function in a similar manner will be perceived as a unit.
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1 They appeared united, inexorably bound to a common fate.
2 Thy fate is the common fate of all.
3 This is the common fate of prophets.
4 It is the common fate of anything to do with discourse.
5 From the angle of caring the human beings' common fate ,(www.Sentencedict.com) the concept of sustainable development is put forward all over the world.
6 This is the common fate of mortal men, useless it is to repine .
7 Suely, this bond of common fate, surely, this bond of common goals can begin to teach us something.
8 Their common fate debunks the falsehood of American human rights and democracy.
9 Things in a system are intertwined, linked directly or indirectly into a common fate.
10 In the time full of passion, they had the common fate of the intellectual, which acknowledged the new regime at last.
11 This process still involves the interaction between the "Dasein" and the "Other" as well as the common fate which reveals the finitude of human individual.
12 I earnestly hope that this kind Carex heart, deep feelings with absolute sincerity that you share a common fate with the development, to make progress.
13 The defining challenge of the 21st century will be to face the reality that humanity shares a common fate on a crowded planet.
14 Our writers and artists who come from the ranks of the intellectuals love the proletariat because society has made them feel that they and the proletariat share a common fate.
15 Drove one of staff's means, is the establishment and staff's common fate group.
16 China and other developing countries in the world share the common fate and face the same development tasks.
17 Every cadaver is a sex object, and in that sense the terrorist who blew off his body is a symbol of our common fate.
18 These " underlings, " though coming from many different places, were bound together by a common fate.
19 After being sent off, England held on for a 2-2 tie but would be eliminated on penalty kicks (an all too common fate for England fans).
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