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coincidence

[koh-in-si-duhns] / koʊˈɪn sɪ dəns /




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It couldn’t be a coincidence that the arrows showed him the way to the locked room, and then sparks of the same color appeared in his pack.

From Literature

"It seems an unusual coincidence that a short film involving animals led me to a role also set in the company of animals," Momin says.

From BBC

It was not so unusual—Alexandra is not such a rare name in the United States—but it was coincidence enough to spark his curiosity.

From Literature

Traditionally, they vote once in every parliament on a republican motion to abolish the monarchy and the motion came up by coincidence on Tuesday.

From BBC

By coincidence, Norwegian MPs vote on Tuesday on a motion that republicans submit by tradition every few years, although no-one expects it to attract much support.

From BBC