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Meanings of felt fortunate in English

We have no meanings for "felt fortunate" in our records yet.
Usage of felt fortunate in English
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His grip on my arm was bruising, but I actually felt fortunate.
Summers at Castle Auburn
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I felt fortunate it found the net. Fleury finished with 33 saves.
Reuters
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Tonga's Anglican Archdeacon Reverend Colleen Cowley said people felt fortunate to be alive.
Radio NZ
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Still, the situation could have been worse, so he felt fortunate.
RUNNER
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Yet she felt fortunate that Cunningham and Senator Brier had found someone willing to talk.
The soul catcher
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Granpa Chook was a survivor, and I felt fortunate to have him as my friend.
The power of one
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But Alexander said he felt fortunate compared to most people, given what was happening with Covid-19.
Radio NZ
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She felt fortunate to be in a good financial position, and was able to extend her mortgage.
Radio NZ
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I felt fortunate to make a difference.
The Guardian
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I felt fortunate that my teacher loved me greatly but regret that I could not fulfill his expecta-tions.
Cheng Tzu's Thirteen Treatises on T'ai Chi Ch'uan
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I felt fortunate that it didn't affect the game. One of Bennett's biggest concerns was Virginia's 14 turnovers.
Reuters
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I felt fortunate to be in Newbridge on Saturday night with the crowd, the atmosphere, colour and intensity.
The Irish Times
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Xavier might have felt fortunate to be down just two, giving its 30 percent shooting in the half.
Reuters
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After the marathon drawn game the previous Saturday, Cavan might have felt fortunate to have got a second chance.
The Irish Times
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The Packers led 14-7 at halftime and Saints head coach Sean Payton felt fortunate it wasn't worse.
Reuters
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Golden was in no state of mind to be making guesses; he felt fortunate just to have been able to locate the bathroom.
The lonely polygamist: a novel
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