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Meanings of fortunately in English

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afortunadamente
Spanish
afortunadamente

By good fortune.

afortunadamente
Usage of fortunately in English
1
An Irish friend of ours was fortunately able to solve the problem.
The Irish Times
2
The report into the broadband process concluded rather fortunately for the Government.
The Irish Times
3
You need to pull it off and fortunately, so far so good.
The Guardian
4
Wars continue, but fortunately for the foot soldier, Napoleonic tactics do not.
Reuters
5
We made it this far without fortunately being infected with this virus.
Chicago sun times
6
And, fortunately for me, the deceased had a commitment to oral health.
Deadly Décisions
7
Such was, fortunately for the hunters, the case in the present instance.
Hendricks the Hunter; Or, The Border Farm: A Tale of Zululand
8
But fortunately, the former owners are beyond caring about this particular cache.
Mech
9
The most fortunately situated combatants in Europe are Russia and Great Britain.
The War and Democracy
10
Public opinion in the mines a cruel but fortunately a fickle thing.
The Shirley Letters from California Mines in 1851-52
11
But fortunately it was not the only way of viewing the matter.
Immortality Inc.
12
But, fortunately for the Infanta, the King abounds in rectitude and good-nature.
Memoirs of Madame la Marquise de Montespan — Volume 1
13
Barak looked around him anxiously; fortunately no one was within hearing distance.
Sovereign
14
Her interest in the stage, fortunately, had not developed into an obsession.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
15
For the moment, fortunately, he seems to have forgotten the whole matter.
Scoop
16
This discovery I fortunately made by accident, and in the following manner.
From Boyhood to Manhood: Life of Benjamin Franklin
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