'preordination' is the fact of being determined in advance (usually by God or Fate). "The jury's decision seemed preordained" ie it seemed their decision was made/determined in advance and the jury was only following a path that Fate had already determined. "The jury members didn't seem to have independent thought. One could argue that there were elements of preordination that led to the decision. ie. It was fate or some higher authority (God ?) that had already decided, and the jury members simply followed this destined path (of Fate/God) to get to this already decided verdict.

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It means something decided or determined in advance. It especially has religious connotations and refers to the idea that every event in existence is predetermined by a creator.

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prospective significance， pros－pective value.