Opposition to or the concept of opposing chance or randomness; a counter to likelihood or fate.
Anti- + chance. Chance comes from Old French 'cheance' (occurrence, luck). The combination anti- + chance creates a term for resistance to random outcomes, though this is a rare philosophical or theoretical term.
The word 'antichance' is practically extinct in modern English, but it represents something philosophers still grapple with—the tension between determinism and randomness, between planning and fate.
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