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Meanings of fortuneless in English
Synonyms
Examples for "penniless"
Examples for "penniless"
1
Twenty years later, unemployed and virtually penniless, he bought the French Laundry.
2
My grandparents arrived penniless, started a small family business and voted Tory.
3
Unfortunately, right before they left Tucson, Jimmy informed her they were penniless.
4
And you can deploy multiple strategies to help prevent a penniless future.
5
He probably won't believe you're penniless no matter what we tell him.
1
No foreign and impecunious princes penetrate as far inland as our town.
2
The accusation of an impecunious secretary would be less horrible than this.
3
Wild-eyed poets and rusty-looking, impecunious painters were firmly warned away from Balmoral.
4
It's quite true-threeyears ago, when I was more than usually impecunious.
5
Perhaps, given his impecunious circumstances, he was no longer allowed to play banker.
1
It's all very well for you to say that, but I'm skint.
2
Welcome to the world of the young, skint and self-employed.
3
Hostels are no longer just grotty dives for skint backpackers.
4
We're all so busy, and tired, not to mention skint.
5
I was skint, so I had a go at it.
1
At the end of eight or nine days I found myself moneyless.
2
Accordingly, they came in great numbers, so that he left himself moneyless.
3
If you could leave me moneyless, papa, it would make no difference.
4
Bill found himself the possessor of that most ironical thing, a moneyless title.
5
Still, he was not to look upon himself as either friendless or moneyless.
Usage of fortuneless in English
1
Yes, Lesbia loved this fortuneless knight; but she loved herself and her prospects of promotion still better.
2
What matter that he was fortuneless, a nobody, with but the poorest chances of success in the world?
3
She had spent her money, nearly all of it, and he couldn't afford to marry a fortuneless girl.
4
Perhaps in her heart of hearts she rejoiced at getting Mary engaged, even to so humble a suitor as fortuneless John Hammond.