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View definitions for fortuitously

fortuitously

adjective as in accidentally

adverb as in luckily

adverb as in unexpectedly

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He programmed elevators, tended bar and, fortuitously, got a job at a juice bar in a Quito park.

His approach leaked right and hit a spectator before fortuitously coming to rest a couple of yards off the edge of the green.

From BBC

The wispy, glowing “engagement ring” wrapped around the cluster’s center is actually a set of amplified, warped and multiplied apparitions of a fortuitously aligned, far-distant background galaxy.

Bradburne set up an educational program with the museum guards, who he discovered were fortuitously highly educated.

Indeed, in 2022 California experienced its driest January, February, and March in over 100 years, following a fortuitously wet December.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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