fortune
- noun
- /ˈfɔːrtʃən/
- Perrin, unable to credit his good fortune, crouched beside the gray case.
- good fortune
- attract good fortune
- misfortune and good fortune
It's like, I think we're getting the fortune of watching creators evolve.
- It's like, I think we're getting the fortune of watching creators evolve.
- I mean, I, I have the fortune to not care about it, right?
- And so when I started to see like, oh, OK, fortune favors the bold.
- We are all subject to fortune, and fortune can be good and fortune can be bad.
- He says those who hang their hopes entirely on fortune can have nothing certain.
- Like, you know, see, see how faithful he is when fortune turns away?
- Destiny Night sky red with the promise of fortune.
- We all have free will, but she can for sure identify Fortune's fool.
- And I'm going to tell everybody's fortunes.
- We've grown up learning that bad fortune can hit anyone.
- We have foul lady fortune and foul heart Huntsman right here.
Examples
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We've grown up learning that bad fortune can hit anyone.
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You won't believe our good fortune.
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We are all subject to fortune, and fortune can be good and fortune can be bad.
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Is this my good fortune?
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You seem to have found good fortune.
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A friend's good fortune is a blessing.
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His parents and brother emigrated to the United States, where fortune did not smile on them.
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How had Kit deserved such good fortune while he was left to struggle against the plague?
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And after all, as the ancient Latin proverb states, fortune favors the bold.
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Many believe that fortune can change at any moment, bringing either joy or sorrow.
Synonyms
A force that makes good or bad things happen by chance
An unplanned event or meeting that happens without reason
A fortunate event that happens by chance
A lucky event or success that happens by chance
Good luck that happens by chance, not because you worked for it
A sudden lucky event that brings good results
An unexpected event that happens by chance
A state when good things happen by chance
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Idioms
Compounds
A thin sweet biscuit with a paper message inside often served after meals at Chinese restaurants
A way of finding out what will happen to someone in the future using mysterious methods
How Fortunate
Surface Forms
Etymology
Fortune comes from the Latin name Fortuna, a Roman goddess who gave people 'chance' or 'luck'. So, fortune still means the luck or chance that brings good or bad events, and you can see the same root in fortunate.