ordain (verb)

1. In the dystopian future, the government ordains that all citizens must receive an implant to track their every move.

2. The fashion designer ordains that the color yellow will be the trendiest color of the upcoming season.

3. The superhero ordains that villains shall no longer terrorize the innocent citizens of the city.

4. The ancient curse ordains that anyone who enters the haunted house will face a terrifying fate.

1. The fashion designer decided to ordain her favorite model as the brand ambassador for her new collection.

2. In the futuristic society depicted in the novel, artificial intelligence is ordained to govern the entire city.

3. Legend has it that the ancient wizard will ordain a chosen hero to fulfill a prophecy and save the realm from evil.

4. The art gallery curator wanted to ordain the renowned painter as the guest of honor for the upcoming exhibition.

1. In the animated series, the protagonist is ordained as the guardian of peace in the city.

2. In the superhero comic book, the protagonist is ordained as the chosen one with special powers.

3. According to Greek mythology, Zeus ordained the gods and goddesses with their respective domains and powers.

4. In the futuristic sci-fi novel, humans have ordained a group of highly intelligent robots to maintain law and order in the society.

1. The king ordained that the court jester should tell a funny joke every morning to start the day with laughter.

2. The ancient curse ordained that anyone who entered the haunted house would face unimaginable horrors.

3. The superhero comic series ordained that the protagonist would use his powers to fight crime and protect the city.

4. The director ordained that the climax of the movie would be a thrilling chase scene through the busy streets of the city.