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kismet
noun as in fate, fortune
Example Sentences
Then all of a sudden “The Pitt” happened — and it felt like kismet.
The filming location was not intentional, López recalled — it was simply the closest subway station to LaVoo’s apartment— but something about that moment feels like kismet now.
“It’s sort of a strange circle … There’s something kismet about the whole thing.”
“Never Too Late” is uninterested in being much more than a glorified Wikipedia page, but it strikes up a kismet conversation with the Elton John of right now.
But yes, as a Black woman, a Black queer woman, it felt kind of kismet.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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