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Meanings of most unfortunate in English
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Usage of most unfortunate in English
1
The Jews of Rome are the most unfortunate in the Papal States.
2
For the purposes of the petitioners it was a most unfortunate expression.
3
The result of all this is to produce a most unfortunate position.
4
At least Manteo had understood it was the most unfortunate of accidents.
5
The circumstances of the moment were most unfortunate for such a visit.
6
But, deep down, I know I'm not the most unfortunate of men.
7
He saw that they had been caught in a most unfortunate position.
8
Indeed, it proved to be a most unfortunate gift in many ways.
9
You instituted the most unwise, the most unfortunate of all state prosecutions.
10
He has a most unfortunate breath: so has the Princess his sister.
11
Your arrest as a suspicious character would be a most unfortunate complication.
12
The selection of Miltitz for such a delicate mission was most unfortunate.
13
I am the most unfortunate woman breathing, but I was never false.
14
The next day, however, a most unfortunate accident revealed the whole proceeding.
15
Among the martyrs, the most unfortunate was D'Aigrefeuille, whom all Paris knew.
16
And now, madam, the most unfortunate accident came first into my head.
This collocation consists of:
Most unfortunate through the time
Most unfortunate across language varieties
United Kingdom
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Ireland
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United States of America
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