fortuity
fortuity noun: the state of being fortuitous.
Noun
fortuity (countable and uncountable, plural fortuities)
- The state of being fortuitous.
- Synonyms:
- fortuitousness, luck, felicity, fortune, good cess, good fortune, good luck, happiness, adventure, accident
- Antonyms:
- adverseness, unluckiness, unfortunateness, adversity, bad cess, bad luck, disadventure, hard luck, ill luck, illfare
- A fortuitous event; an accident.
- Synonyms:
- good fortune, accident, befalling, chance, contingency, casualty
- Antonyms:
- adversity, misfortune, nakba
Synonyms of fortuity
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Antonyms
- adverseness
- unluckiness
- unfortunateness
- adversity
- bad cess
- bad luck
- hard luck
- ill luck
- misadventure
- mischance
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Forms of fortuity
| plural | fortuities |
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Origin of fortuity
From fortuitous + -ity, from Latin fortuītus.
Questions about fortuity
- What does fortuity mean?
- Fortuity means the state of being fortuitous.
- What part of speech is fortuity?
- Fortuity is a noun.
- What is the plural of fortuity?
- The plural of fortuity is fortuities.
Words near fortuity in the dictionary
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