Encara no tenim significats per a "more fortuitous".
1But the timing could not be more fortuitous, could it, Mr Collins?
2Even more fortuitous, Scot had an extra bed he'd hauled over for me.
3That the BBC was there could not have been more fortuitous.
4The show could not have launched at a more fortuitous time, socially and politically.
5There were no more trips together-nomore fortuitous luncheons or formal dinners as a group.
6No event could be supposed more fortuitous than this.
7None have been more fortuitous than Nolan Roux.
8Willa realized that her cousin would not soon forgive defeat at her hands, but her attitude was more fortuitous than open war.
9Do not know what they might have looked like, cannot imagine what they might have done, had they been born in more fortuitous times.
10The lay of the land seemed more fortuitous now, the rocks more scattered and random, but the sense of a single shape was still there.
11If the Outfit had to face a bump in the road in Vegas, it could not have come at a more fortuitous time than 1957.
12"Timing is everything" goes the aphorism, and Accardo's timing could not have been more fortuitous.
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