fortuitousness 的定义
- happening or produced by chance; accidental: a fortuitous encounter.
- lucky; fortunate: a series of fortuitous events that advanced her career.
fortuitousness 近义词
chance
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fortuitousness 的反义词 2 个
更多fortuitousness例句
- That is just the first of several fortuitous twists of fate.
- Over time, a sphere of rock formed around the fossil before eventually breaking open in a fortuitous way.
- It was a far less fortuitous time to be an autistic person in the real world.
- It was a fortuitous find, as most of the brewery’s archives had been destroyed in a series of fires.
- It was a fortuitous time to have one, for the pressing question of the day regarding her race was how to deal with its continued subjugation, often enforced by lynching.
- “It was a fortuitous discovery,” Bruenn told The Daily Beast last week.
- But all kinds of fortuitous circumstances—important people “seeing that”—led him to getting cast in Inside Llewyn Davis.
- All of which is why the juxtaposition of these two cases is fortuitous.
- And 1968 was a fortuitous year to become European Champions: it was the year that defined an age.
- What is useful in sport might be less fortuitous in other circumstances.
- But the inordinate and fortuitous gains from land are really only one example from a general class.
- In short, birth was fortuitous, a product of circumstance plus proximity, its get a biological accident.
- Many finds have been simply fortuitous, but tombs have been the most valuable repositories.
- This one has ended in a great good; really, it's the most fortuitous happening in my brief career as a minister of the Gospel.
- No one supposes the agreement with the phenomena of light with the theory of undulations to be merely fortuitous.