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Definition of fortune
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of fortune is as below...
Fortune
(n.) That which comes as the
result
of an
undertaking
or of a
course
of
action;
good or ill
success;
especially,
favorable
issue;
happy
event;
success;
prosperity
as
reached
partly
by
chance
and
partly
by
effort..
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Retire
::
Retire
(v. i.) To
withdraw
from a
public
station,
or from
business;
as,
having
made a large
fortune,
he
retired..
Physiognomy
::
Physiognomy
(n.) The art
telling
fortunes
by
inspection
of the
features.
Lessen
::
Lessen
(a.) To make less; to
reduce;
to make
smaller,
or
fewer;
to
diminish;
to
lower;
to
degrade;
as, to
lessen
a
kingdom,
or a
population;
to
lessen
speed,
rank,
fortune..
Fare
::
Fare (v.)
Condition
or state of
things;
fortune;
hap;
cheer.
Vingt Et Un
::
Vingt et un () A game at
cards,
played
by two or more
persons.
The
fortune
of each
player
depends
upon
obtaining
from the
dealer
such cards that the sum of their pips, or
spots,
is
twenty-one,
or a
number
near to it..
Misluck
::
Misluck
(n.) Ill luck;
misfortune.
Envy
::
Envy (v. t.) To feel envy on
account
of; to have a
feeling
of grief or
repining,
with a
longing
to
possess
(some
excellence
or good
fortune
of
another,
or an equal good
fortune,
etc.);
to look with
grudging
upon; to
begrudge..
Widow-hunter
::
Widow-hunter
(n.) One who
courts
widows,
seeking
to marry one with a
fortune..
Precarious
::
Precarious
(a.) Held by a
doubtful
tenure;
depending
on
unknown
causes
or
events;
exposed
to
constant
risk; not to be
depended
on for
certainty
or
stability;
uncertain;
as, a
precarious
state of
health;
precarious
fortunes..
Calamity
::
Calamity
(n.) A state or time of
distress
or
misfortune;
misery.
Wanion
::
Wanion
(n.) A word of
uncertain
signification,
used only in the
phrase
with a
wanion,
apparently
equivalent
to with a
vengeance,
with a
plague,
or with
misfortune..
Narrow
::
Narrow
(superl.)
Having
but a
little
margin;
having
barely
sufficient
space,
time, or
number,
etc.;
close;
near; -- with
special
reference
to some peril or
misfortune;
as, a
narrow
shot; a
narrow
escape;
a
narrow
majority..
Cunningman
::
Cunningman
(n.) A
fortune
teller;
one who
pretends
to
reveal
mysteries.
Unsuccess
::
Unsuccess
(n.) Want of
success;
failure;
misfortune.
Chirography
::
Chirography
(n.) The art of
telling
fortunes
by
examining
the hand.
Barghest
::
Barghest
(n.) A
goblin,
in the shape of a large dog,
portending
misfortune..
Mistide
::
Mistide
(v. i.) To
happen
or come to pass
unfortunately;
also, to
suffer
evil
fortune..
Equanimity
::
Equanimity
(n.)
Evenness
of mind; that calm
temper
or
firmness
of mind which is not
easily
elated
or
depressed;
patience;
calmness;
composure;
as, to bear
misfortunes
with
equanimity..
Fall
::
Fall (v. t.) To sink; to
languish;
to
become
feeble
or
faint;
as, our
spirits
rise and fall with our
fortunes..
Scath
::
Scath (v.) Harm;
damage;
injury;
hurt;
waste;
misfortune.
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