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Significados de serendipitously en inglés

By fortunate luck.

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Examples for "fortunately"
Examples for "fortunately"
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An Irish friend of ours was fortunately able to solve the problem.
The Irish Times
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The report into the broadband process concluded rather fortunately for the Government.
The Irish Times
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You need to pull it off and fortunately, so far so good.
The Guardian
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Wars continue, but fortunately for the foot soldier, Napoleonic tactics do not.
Reuters
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We made it this far without fortunately being infected with this virus.
Chicago sun times
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On having children: First of all, luckily my wife and I agree.
The Guardian
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And that loyalty, luckily, was going to lead him right to her.
Stolen heat
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During the five days of the Hadj, I was luckily in good
Travels in Arabia; comprehending an account of those territories...
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Amazon may have me, but luckily there's a limit to the exploitation.
Wired
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I did a good sprint and luckily it was enough to win.
The Guardian
Uso de serendipitously en inglés
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They made the discovery serendipitously, while conducting aerial surveys of walrus populations.
BBC
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Even Wise Dan's security guards seem serendipitously chosen for the task.
The Guardian
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She serendipitously landed with the company after she lost her job.
The Guardian
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Syrian refugees have been thrilled to serendipitously wander through this country.
Climbing Magazine
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You are less likely to serendipitously stumble from Brahms into Berio.
The Guardian
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As for the money to make the environmental doc, that too came about serendipitously.
Reuters
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The chiming of the bells serendipitously filled the awkward silence.
The lost girls: three friends. four continents. one unconvention...
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A deadly cholera epidemic in the neighborhood comes to an end immediately, though perhaps serendipitously.
Wired
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It means that you accessed that path serendipitously, and found a bit of buried treasure.
Leaving Time
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We rely on journalists or civil society organizations to serendipitously report when things have gone wrong.
Wired
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The latest twist began serendipitously in 2003.
The Guardian
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Asteroid DA14, for example, was discovered last year, and it was found serendipitously by a group of amateur astronomers.
Reuters
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Methods: In 84 patients, the adrenal mass was discovered serendipitously, while in the remainder the mass was clinically symptomatic.
Pubmed
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Some existing drugs, such as the diabetes drug metformin, have serendipitously turned out to display age-defying effects, for example.
The Guardian
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Most serendipitously, the weather cooperated.
The disappearing spoon: and other true tales of madness, love, a...
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His acting career began serendipitously.
Ebony
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