Pigeonholed means to put something away until a proper time. A bill that is being considered towards a new law might get pigeonholed if the current Congress does not want to deal with the issue. The bill could stay pigeonholed for a long time.
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Pigeonholed (of people or things) filed in the appropriate category or compartment (like the pigeonholes in a desk), often with the sense of being dealt with and forgotten; shelved.Above retrieved from Answers.comViper1
A twist of fate is when something unexpected occurs.
Nothing really. Fate is not a mathematical term.
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Obvious Fate means that a fate seems to be easy to know or notice
An unhappy fate.
to die.
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The phrase is "fate dealt a cruel hand."
It's kind of like karma. If you do something bad, fate will get you back. Otherwise, If you do something good, fate will reward you. Somehow.
If you mean kismet, it means fate and fortune. It is a Turkish word.
The term "pigeon hole" or "pigeonhole" can describe a small open space (cubbyhole) used for any purpose (storage, sorting, and so forth), taken from the small enclosures used to contain nesting pigeons. Used idiomatically :A pigeonhole is also a category, especially one that is too specific.A person's position or work description, one that arbitrarily assigns a specific area of responsibility. To be "pigeonholed" is to be categorized as having a particular function, without regard to a person's other talents or skills. Example : "Bill could not get a supervisor's job because he had been pigeonholed as a data checker."(This slang usage is not considered proper grammar.)In the legislature, bills are "pigeonholed" when they are put aside and ignored, as by a Congressional committee in either house. (see related question)