fateless

English

Etymology

From fate +‎ -less.

Adjective

fateless (not comparable)

1. Devoid of fate.
   • 1946, Hermann Broch, The death of Virgil, page 224:

     Coming out of the fateless, leading into the fateless, with hardly anything assigned to chance, the peasant's path runs on the very brink of destiny and on the brink of sleep.

Anagrams

• leafsets, featless