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Definition of fortune
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Fortune
(n.) That which
befalls
or is to
befall
one; lot in life, or event in any
particular
undertaking;
fate;
destiny;
as, to tell one's
fortune..
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Lot
::
Lot (n.) That which
happens
without
human
design
or
forethought;
chance;
accident;
hazard;
fortune;
fate.
Wasting
::
Wasting
(a.)
Causing
waste;
also,
undergoing
waste;
diminishing;
as, a
wasting
disease;
a
wasting
fortune..
Lose
::
Lose (v. t.) To part with
unintentionally
or
unwillingly,
as by
accident,
misfortune,
negligence,
penalty,
forfeit,
etc.; to be
deprived
of; as, to lose money from one's purse or
pocket,
or in
business
or
gaming;
to lose an arm or a leg by
amputation;
to lose men in
battle..
Imminent
::
Imminent
(a.)
Threatening
to occur
immediately;
near at hand;
impending;
-- said
especially
of
misfortune
or
peril.
Grace
::
Grace (n.)
Fortune;
luck; -- used
commonly
with hard or sorry when it means
misfortune.
Godsend
::
Godsend
(n.)
Something
sent by God; an
unexpected
acquisiton
or piece of good
fortune.
Thedom
::
Thedom
(n.)
Success;
fortune;
luck;
chance.
Grief
::
Grief (a.) Pain of mind on
account
of
something
in the past;
mental
suffering
arising
from any
cause,
as
misfortune,
loss of
friends,
misconduct
of one's self or
others,
etc.;
sorrow;
sadness..
Physiognomist
::
Physiognomist
(n.) One who tells
fortunes
by
physiognomy.
Dissatisfy
::
Dissatisfy
(v. t.) To
render
unsatisfied
or
discontented;
to
excite
uneasiness
in by
frustrating
wishes
or
expectations;
to
displease
by the want of
something
requisite;
as, to be
dissatisfied
with one's
fortune..
Forebode
::
Forebode
(v. t.) To be
prescient
of (some ill or
misfortune);
to have an
inward
conviction
of, as of a
calamity
which is about to
happen;
to augur
despondingly..
Spaewife
::
Spaewife
(n.) A
female
fortune
teller.
Physiognomy
::
Physiognomy
(n.) The art
telling
fortunes
by
inspection
of the
features.
Synaxis
::
Synastry
(n.)
Concurrence
of
starry
position
or
influence;
hence,
similarity
of
condition,
fortune,
etc., as
prefigured
by
astrological
calculation..
Misfortune
::
Misfortune
(v. i.) To
happen
unluckily
or
unfortunately;
to
miscarry;
to fail.
Dejection
::
Dejection
(n.)
Lowness
of
spirits
occasioned
by grief or
misfortune;
mental
depression;
melancholy.
Fortuneless
::
Fortuneless
(a.)
Luckless;
also,
destitute
of a
fortune
or
portion..
Lamentable
::
Lamentable
(a.)
Fitted
to
awaken
lament;
to be
lamented;
sorrowful;
pitiable;
as, a
lamentable
misfortune,
or
error..
Amass
::
Amass (v. t.) To
collect
into a mass or heap; to
gather
a great
quantity
of; to
accumulate;
as, to amass a
treasure
or a
fortune;
to amass words or
phrases..
Constellation
::
Constellation
(n.)
Fortune;
fate;
destiny.
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