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fortuitous

adjective

What it means

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happening by lucky chance, without being planned

Her fortuitous find won the game.

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  • adjourn

    verbStretch

    to stop a meeting for a while or end it

    Similar:
    postpone
    Opposite:
    continue
  • auspicious

    adj.Stretch

    showing signs that things will go well in future

    Similar:
    favourable
    Opposite:
    doomed
  • brevity

    nounStretch

    the quality of being short, especially in speech or writing

    Similar:
    shortness
    Opposite:
    length
  • capricious

    adj.Stretch

    changing mood or mind suddenly and for no clear reason

    Similar:
    fickle
    Opposite:
    consistent
  • degenerate

    verbStretch

    to become worse in quality, condition or behaviour

    Similar:
    worse
    Opposite:
    advance
  • ephemeral

    adj.Stretch

    lasting for only a very short time

    Similar:
    short-lived
    Opposite:
    eternal
  • episodic

    adj.Stretch

    made up of separate parts or episodes rather than one flow

    Similar:
    separate
    Opposite:
    continuous
  • genealogy

    nounStretch

    the study of a family's history and who its ancestors were

    Similar:
    ancestry
    Opposite:
    disconnection