fortuitous in Latin
fortuitous in Latin is fortuītus — fortuitous means happening by chance, especially in a lucky or fortunate way.
fortuitous in Latin
fortuītus
Happening by a lucky chance; lucky or fortunate.
What does "fortuitous" mean?
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adj Happening by chance, especially in a lucky or fortunate way.
"Their meeting on the train turned out to be fortuitous — they later became business partners."
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fortuitous in a sentence
- Their meeting on the train turned out to be fortuitous — they later became business partners.
- It was fortuitous that she arrived just as the doors were closing.
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What is "fortuitous" in Latin?
"fortuitous" in Latin is fortuītus. fortuitous means: Happening by chance, especially in a lucky or fortunate way.
How do you use "fortuitous" in a sentence?
Example: "Their meeting on the train turned out to be fortuitous — they later became business partners." In Latin, "fortuitous" is fortuītus.
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