fortunately in Latin
fortunately in Latin is feliciter — fortunately means used to introduce a piece of good luck.
fortunately in Latin
feliciter
It is (or was, etc) fortunate that.
What does "fortunately" mean?
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adv Used to introduce a piece of good luck.
"I dropped my phone in the lake, but fortunately it was in a waterproof case."
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fortunately in a sentence
- I dropped my phone in the lake, but fortunately it was in a waterproof case.
- We missed the first train. Fortunately, another one arrived ten minutes later.
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What is "fortunately" in Latin?
"fortunately" in Latin is feliciter. fortunately means: Used to introduce a piece of good luck.
How do you use "fortunately" in a sentence?
Example: "I dropped my phone in the lake, but fortunately it was in a waterproof case." In Latin, "fortunately" is feliciter.
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