Fortunatly Meaning and Definition
"Fortunatly" is not a standard word in the English language. Please consider the correct spelling, "Fortunately." Misspellings can create confusion or diminish the perceived quality of the text.
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Fortunately Definitions
Used to express relief or gratitude.
Fortunately, the results were negative.
Fortunately is an adverb indicating that something happened by good luck or favorably.
Fortunately, the rain stopped just before the event started.
Denoting a positive turn of events.
Fortunately, the error was easily fixed.
Happening by good luck or favorably.
Fortunately, he found his lost keys.
Happening by chance in a positive manner.
Fortunately, I had an umbrella.
Indicating a beneficial occurrence.
Fortunately, she was there to help.
Describing an event that brings relief.
Fortunately, the teacher gave an extension.
By good fortune or luck.
Fortunately, the bus was on time.
Introducing a fortunate circumstance.
Fortunately for us, the guide knew the way.
Expressing a positive outcome.
Fortunately, no one was hurt.
Bringing something good and unforeseen; auspicious.
Having unexpected good fortune; lucky.
One who has good fortune, especially a wealthy person.
In a fortunate manner. en
It is (or was, etc) fortunate that.
Fortunately for Sam, his pet hamster was alive.
In a fortunate manner; luckily; successfully; happily.
By good fortune;
Fortunately the weather was good
Occurring serendipitously.
Fortunately, the movie was still showing.
Fortunately Idioms & Phrases
With fortunately winds
Heading into a situation with positive omens or good luck.
With the forecast in their favor, the sailors set out with fortunately winds.
Under the fortunately star
Operating under a favorable circumstance or having good luck.
He always seems to get the best opportunities; he must be under the fortunately star.
Holding the fortunately card
Having an advantage or a trump card in a situation.
Knowing the insider information, she was holding the fortunately card during the negotiation.
On a fortunately spree
Having a series of fortunate events or streaks of luck.
After finding money on the ground and getting a surprise raise, she felt she was on a fortunately spree.
Riding the fortunately wave
Benefiting from a series of favorable outcomes or situations.
His investments kept multiplying, and it felt like he was riding the fortunately wave.
Under the fortunately umbrella
Being protected or shielded by good luck.
Even during the economic downturn, their family thrived under the fortunately umbrella.
Dancing in the fortunately rain
Experiencing a sudden and unexpected stroke of good luck.
Just when he thought he'd lost his wallet, he found it at the café — truly dancing in the fortunately rain.
In the fortunately fold
Being in a favorable or beneficial position.
Despite missing the initial briefing, she was brought into the fortunately fold by her considerate colleague.
In the shadow of fortunately
Being under the protection or influence of good luck.
They managed to reach the summit safely, truly in the shadow of fortunately.
Touched by the fortunately feather
Being favored or benefited by a lucky circumstance.
Winning the lottery was like being touched by the fortunately feather.
By the fortunately graces
Due to a stroke of good fortune or a lucky event.
By the fortunately graces, he avoided the traffic jam that morning.
Walking the fortunately lane
Experiencing continuous good luck or favorable circumstances.
Landing her dream job right out of college felt like she was walking the fortunately lane.
Wearing the fortunately hat
Embodying or personifying good fortune at a particular moment.
With every guess being correct in the game, it seemed like he was wearing the fortunately hat.
With fortunately in tow
Having good luck accompany you wherever you go.
She always seems to win raffles and contests; it's like she has fortunately in tow.
At the fortunately crossroads
At a pivotal point where luck or fortune plays a significant role.
He was at the fortunately crossroads when he unexpectedly met an old friend who offered him a job.
Fortunately Example Sentences
The ice cream shop was closed, but fortunately, the bakery was open.
I missed the bus, but fortunately, a friend offered a ride.
We were late, but fortunately, the movie hadn't started.
I forgot my lunch, but fortunately, Joe shared his.
Fortunately, I remembered to bring my homework.
My phone died, but fortunately, I had a charger.
It was dark, but fortunately, there were streetlights.
Fortunately, my sister had an extra ticket to the concert.
It started to rain, but fortunately, we were near a shelter.
I lost my toy, but fortunately, my mom found it.
The park was crowded, but fortunately, we found a spot.
I didn't study much, but fortunately, the test was easy.
Fortunately, the dog was friendly and didn't bark.
Fortunately, the library had the book I needed.
Fortunately, the teacher was understanding and helped me.
Common Curiosities
How do we divide Fortunately into syllables?
For-tu-nate-ly.
How many syllables are in Fortunately?
Four.
What is the root word of Fortunately?
Fortunate.
How is Fortunately used in a sentence?
"Fortunately" is used to introduce a favorable or lucky event.
Why is it called Fortunately?
"Fortunately" derives from the word "fortunate," meaning "lucky," with the suffix "-ly" indicating its adverbial use.
What is the singular form of Fortunately?
Fortunately (it doesn't have a plural form).
What part of speech is Fortunately?
Adverb.
What is a stressed syllable in Fortunately?
The second syllable, "tu."
What is the plural form of Fortunately?
Not applicable.
What is the verb form of Fortunately?
There isn't a verb form of "fortunately."
What is another term for Fortunately?
Luckily.
What is the opposite of Fortunately?
Unfortunately.
Is Fortunately a noun or adjective?
Neither; it's an adverb.
Is Fortunately a collective noun?
No.
What is the pronunciation of Fortunately?
/ˈfɔːr.tʃə.nət.li/
Is Fortunately a negative or positive word?
Positive.
Is Fortunately a vowel or consonant?
It starts with a consonant.
Is Fortunately a countable noun?
No, it's not a noun.
Is the Fortunately term a metaphor?
No.
Is the word Fortunately a Gerund?
No.
Is Fortunately an adverb?
Yes.
Is Fortunately an abstract noun?
No.
Is the word Fortunately imperative?
No.
Is the word “Fortunately” a Direct object or an Indirect object?
Neither; it's an adverb.
Which vowel is used before Fortunately?
Not applicable.
Which article is used with Fortunately?
None; adverbs don't take articles.
Which determiner is used with Fortunately?
None; as an adverb, it doesn't require a determiner.
Which preposition is used with Fortunately?
Not typically paired with a specific preposition.
Which conjunction is used with Fortunately?
Any conjunction can be used, depending on the sentence.
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