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fluke

Main Entry:
fluke [flook]
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: chance occurrence
Synonyms: accident, blessing, break, contingency, fortuity, fortunate, fortune, good fortune, good luck, incident, lucky break, odd chance, quirk, stroke of luck, windfall
Antonyms: certainty, design, plan
Main Entry: accident
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: chance event
Synonyms: adventure, circumstance, contingency, fate, fluke, fortuity, fortune, happening, luck, occasion, occurrence, turn
Antonyms: calculation, decision, decree, plan
Main Entry: chance
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: fate, luck
Synonyms: accident, advantage, adventure, bad luck, break, cast, casualty, coincidence, contingency, destination, destiny, doom, even chance, fluke, fortuity, fortune, future, gamble, good luck, hap, haphazard, happening, hazard, heads or tails, hit*, in the cards, kismet, lot, lottery, luck out, lucky break, misfortune, occurrence, odds, outcome, peradventure, peril, providence, risk, stroke of luck, throw of the dice, toss-up, turn of the cards, way the cookie crumbles, wheel of fortune
Antonyms: aim, design, plan, scheme
Main Entry: coincidence
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: accidental happening
Synonyms: accident, chance, eventuality, fate, fluke, fortuity, happening, happy accident, incident, luck, stroke of luck
Antonyms: design, plan, scheme
Main Entry: fortuitous
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: lucky, accidental
Synonyms: arbitrary, casual, chance, contingent, fluke, fluky, fortunate, haphazard, happy, incidental, luck in, luck out, lucky-dog, odd, providential, random, serendipitous, unforeseen, unplanned
Notes: accidental stresses chance; fortuitous so strongly suggests chance that it often connotes absence of cause
aleatory refers to the present or future while fortuitous is more about past events
fortunate means having unexpected good fortune or luck; fortuitous means happening by chance or coming or occurring by accident or without any known cause
Antonyms: calculated, deliberate, designed, intentional, planned, unlucky
Main Entry: fortune
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: fate, lot in life
Synonyms: Moirai, accident, break*, certainty, chance, circumstances, contingency, destiny, doom, expectation, experience, fifty-fifty, fighting chance, fluke, fortuity, fortunateness, good break, hazard, history, karma*, kismet*, life, luck, lucked into, lucked out, luckiness, lucky break, lucky hit, portion, providence, roll of the dice, run of luck, star, streak of luck, success, way the ball bounces, way the cookie crumbles, wheel of fortune
Main Entry: haphazard
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: without plan or organization
Synonyms: accidental, aimless, all over the map, any old way, any which way, arbitrary, careless, casual, chance, designless, desultory, devil-may-care, disorderly, disorganized, erratic, fluke, helter-skelter, hit-or-miss, incidental, indiscriminate, irregular, loose, offhand, purposeless, random, reckless, slapdash, slipshod, spontaneous, sudden, unconcerned, unconscious, unconsidered, uncoordinated, unexpected, unmethodical, unorganized, unpremeditated, unsystematic, unthinking, willy-nilly
Antonyms: careful, designed, intentional, methodical, organized, planned, straight, systematic, thought-out
Main Entry: hazard
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: luck, chance
Synonyms: accident, adventure, coincidence, dynamite, fling*, fluke, go*, hundred-to-one, long shot, lucky break, lucky hit, misfortune, mishap, possibility, risk, risky business, stroke of luck, toss-up, venture, wager, way the ball bounces, way the cookie crumbles
Antonyms: assurance, certainty, determination, fact, proof, reality, surety
Main Entry: incidental
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: related; minor
Synonyms: accidental, accompanying, adventitious, ancillary, attendant, by-the-way, casual, chance, circumstantial, coincidental, concomitant, concurrent, contingent, contributing, contributory, fluke, fortuitous, irregular, nonessential, occasional, odd, random, secondary, subordinate, subsidiary
Antonyms: basic, essential, fundamental, important, vital
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