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Meanings of mischance in English
Usage of mischance in English
1
One day in the year alone thou shalt be subject to mischance.
2
As soon as Kate was on the steps she saw the mischance.
3
You are not the only friend that has had the same mischance.
4
Now must they reap that mischance which hath fallen upon the land.
5
When we meet we can discuss the mischance that has befallen you.
6
The Reindeer races were first, with many a mad mischance for laughter.
7
I should be sorry if any mischance were to happen to him.
8
Toward mid-afternoon a solitary mischance threw a passing shadow upon his content.
9
And as for Larry Dugan, it was a mischance he was hit.
10
To thy question- Iwillmake the throw and hold it against mischance.
11
I've so fret myself ower this mischance that the wrinkles'll soon come.
12
It was a cursed mischance which had brought him to Monte Carlo!
13
Come along, you creature of mischance!' And he put his arms out.
14
Then suddenly, through some mischance a danger signal and Danger coincide.
15
This mischance necessitated our staying overnight at the only hostelry in the place.
16
By some mischance the tin bowl upset and fell noisily to the ground.
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Translations for mischance
Portuguese
Spanish
Mischance through the time
Mischance across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common