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Meanings of fortunate circumstance in English
We have no meanings for "fortunate circumstance" in our records yet.
Usage of fortunate circumstance in English
1
An equally fortunate circumstance is the fact of the mules being muffled.
2
This fortunate circumstance is due to the truly excellent planning of Cambridge.
3
At first, I grant, the immediate inhabitants profit by this fortunate circumstance.
4
Even so, her premature death had been for him a fortunate circumstance.
5
Cranmer's elevation was owing to a fortunate circumstance, notwithstanding his exalted merit.
6
The fortunate circumstance of putting into Rio happily terminated the embarrassment.
7
Another fortunate circumstance was the fact that the apartment over me was unoccupied.
8
I sympathized with him, truly, but I felt it was a fortunate circumstance.
9
Here is a fortunate circumstance, which perhaps means more good luck.
10
He asked politely to what fortunate circumstance he owed the honor of that visit.
11
In half an hour the hole was large enough-a fortunate circumstance, for a saw.
12
This was regarded by Mr. Lincoln as not in all respects a fortunate circumstance.
13
This was a most fortunate circumstance for me, and in more ways than one.
14
The fact that he was our consul struck me as a most fortunate circumstance.
15
The police endeavoured to mislead you, and you, by a very fortunate circumstance, suspected.
16
This, as it turned out, was rather a fortunate circumstance.
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