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Meanings of fortunate in English
Portuguese
afortunado Catalan
sortós Having unexpected good fortune.
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Examples for "golden"
Examples for "golden"
1
Of course the real question is whether this golden age is sustainable.
2
Europe seemed to be on the cusp of a new golden age.
3
Green in the spring, golden in the summer, white in the winter.
4
He was also present at the start of hip-hop's so-called golden age.
5
In this golden age, it policed a normal society by normal methods.
1
Among developed markets outside the United States, investors favored Japan over Europe.
2
To continue making China, outside four favored cities, into a factory state?
3
Oreskovic said Croatia favored a European Union-wide solution to the migrant crisis.
4
Donations can help someone's favored causes, and even keep family members employed.
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The USDA has consistently favored individual and corporate profits over public health.
Usage of fortunate in English
1
In a way, I was fortunate I'd met with trouble at sea.
2
In your marriage you are fortunate; in mine I have been unfortunate.
3
A second attempt at a similar project might not be so fortunate.
4
As he rose, Henry believed his responsibility included helping the less fortunate.
5
You all here today among the fortunate few the City could accommodate.
6
I've had the fortunate opportunity to do sketch comedy for 15 years.
7
EBONY: You've been fortunate to do quite a bit throughout your career.
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A strategy that we'd been careful enough-andfortunate enough-neverto have used.
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This required good balance, which Kath Two was fortunate enough to have.
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In the next place, his ventures to China were sometimes exceedingly fortunate.
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The holiday home is no longer the preserve of the fortunate few.
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Very fortunate I am I no stay there; meeting Eeram in time.
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It was especially fortunate that the Vice-President was at the National Capital.
14
Maxwell was the fortunate beneficiary of a laxer age in business regulation.
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The age of chivalry is past; and very fortunate that it is.
16
Here was a fortunate moment; the deity of it unbent and smiled.
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