luckily in Latin
luckily in Latin is fēlīciter — luckily means used to introduce a fortunate fact — "as it happened, fortunately.".
luckily in Latin
fēlīciter
In a lucky manner; by good fortune; fortunately.
What does "luckily" mean?
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adverb Used to introduce a fortunate fact — "as it happened, fortunately."
"Luckily, the shop was still open when we arrived."
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luckily in a sentence
- Luckily, the shop was still open when we arrived.
- Luckily, no one was hurt in the crash.
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What is "luckily" in Latin?
"luckily" in Latin is fēlīciter. luckily means: Used to introduce a fortunate fact — "as it happened, fortunately."
How do you use "luckily" in a sentence?
Example: "Luckily, the shop was still open when we arrived." In Latin, "luckily" is fēlīciter.
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