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Fortuitously - English meaning

Fortuitously – definitions in English dictionary

adverb

By chance rather than intention.

Usage examples:

He fortuitously ended up in detroit when his car broke down
adverb

In a way that happens by chance rather than being planned, and is to your advantage

Usage examples:

This has come very fortuitously, when we most need it., fortuitously for him, the company decided t…

Fortuitously translation into English

Fortuitously: translate from English into Chinese

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偶然, 间或

Fortuitously: translate from English into Dutch

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Toevallig, Toevalligerwijs

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Fortuitement, Par hasard, Accidentellement

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Zufällig

Fortuitously: translate from English into Hindi

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अनायास, इत्तफ़ाक़, अकस्मात, संयोगवश, दैवयोग से

Fortuitously: translate from English into Italian

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Casualmente

Fortuitously: translate from English into Korean

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우연히

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Случайно

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Fortuitamente

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Fortuitously – similar words

fortuitous

adjective

Happening by chance rather than intention.

Usage examples:

The similarity between the paintings may not be simply fortuitous
adjective

(esp. of something to your advantage) happening by chance

Usage examples:

We made a fortuitous escape., the discovery of the files was fortuitous., they had fortuitously bee…
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