Definition of fortuitously in English:

fortuitously

adverb fɔːˈtʃuːɪtəslifɔrˈtuədəsli

1By chance rather than intention.
he fortuitously ended up in Detroit when his car broke down
Example sentencesExamples
- It becomes apparent that, somewhat fortuitously, the boy has ended up in his friend's class.
- A few of the lost works were captured, partly fortuitously, by the camera.
- The people who are minding the place fortuitously happen to be away that night.
- Nor is there in the present case someone fortuitously on the scene who failed to act.
- Neither is committed to the communities in which they fortuitously find themselves, having instead wider obligations.
- Your clients fortuitously happen to be overseas.
- Fortuitously, also opening this week is a wine bar in the former premises of the bank on Baggot Street.
- It's a new world, material without being real, where poor ghosts, breathing dreams like air, drifted fortuitously about.
- Fortuitously, Tom is stranded in the house by himself.
- Fortuitously, it seems, a taxi is waiting for him.
1. 1.1 By a lucky chance; fortunately.
  my arrival appears to be fortuitously timed
  Example sentencesExamples
  The generous incentives allowing the creative classes tax breaks on their published works fortuitously afforded them the opportunity to invest their profits.
  The health and safety adviser has been telling reporters how he fortuitously avoided capture by turning up to work early on Wednesday.
  I mainly made jerseys and tanks for my then-husband, who, fortuitously, was colorblind.
  News of her abduction gets back to the admiral, who, rather fortuitously, happens to be something of a skilled vampire hunter.
  I arrived at low tide, most fortuitously, so I could follow the steps through a gate at the far corner of the reserve.
  Fortuitously, the weather has been excellent since I returned and we have been very busy catching up with outdoor tasks.
  He was challenged by a Dutch policeman on the train but, fortuitously, was allowed to carry on his journey despite having no identity papers.
  Fortuitously, the driver was a doctor, and the squadron leader was rushed to the hospital, where his left leg was amputated.
  She could have done medicine or physics, but fortuitously she was advised by a friend of ours to do law with the intent of later becoming a political player.
  They began making documentaries together, and emerged fortuitously from film school just as the music video era was dawning.

Definition of fortuitously in US English:

fortuitously

adverbfôrˈto͞oədəslēfɔrˈtuədəsli

1By chance rather than intention.
he fortuitously ended up in Detroit when his car broke down
Example sentencesExamples
- Your clients fortuitously happen to be overseas.
- It becomes apparent that, somewhat fortuitously, the boy has ended up in his friend's class.
- The people who are minding the place fortuitously happen to be away that night.
- Fortuitously, also opening this week is a wine bar in the former premises of the bank on Baggot Street.
- It's a new world, material without being real, where poor ghosts, breathing dreams like air, drifted fortuitously about.
- Neither is committed to the communities in which they fortuitously find themselves, having instead wider obligations.
- Nor is there in the present case someone fortuitously on the scene who failed to act.
- Fortuitously, Tom is stranded in the house by himself.
- Fortuitously, it seems, a taxi is waiting for him.
- A few of the lost works were captured, partly fortuitously, by the camera.
1. 1.1 By a lucky chance; fortunately.
  my arrival appears to be fortuitously timed
  Example sentencesExamples
  She could have done medicine or physics, but fortuitously she was advised by a friend of ours to do law with the intent of later becoming a political player.
  The health and safety adviser has been telling reporters how he fortuitously avoided capture by turning up to work early on Wednesday.
  He was challenged by a Dutch policeman on the train but, fortuitously, was allowed to carry on his journey despite having no identity papers.
  I arrived at low tide, most fortuitously, so I could follow the steps through a gate at the far corner of the reserve.
  I mainly made jerseys and tanks for my then-husband, who, fortuitously, was colorblind.
  They began making documentaries together, and emerged fortuitously from film school just as the music video era was dawning.
  Fortuitously, the driver was a doctor, and the squadron leader was rushed to the hospital, where his left leg was amputated.
  Fortuitously, the weather has been excellent since I returned and we have been very busy catching up with outdoor tasks.
  News of her abduction gets back to the admiral, who, rather fortuitously, happens to be something of a skilled vampire hunter.
  The generous incentives allowing the creative classes tax breaks on their published works fortuitously afforded them the opportunity to invest their profits.

单词	fortuitously
释义	Definition of fortuitously in English: fortuitously adverb fɔːˈtʃuːɪtəslifɔrˈtuədəsli 1By chance rather than intention. he fortuitously ended up in Detroit when his car broke down Example sentencesExamples It becomes apparent that, somewhat fortuitously, the boy has ended up in his friend's class. A few of the lost works were captured, partly fortuitously, by the camera. The people who are minding the place fortuitously happen to be away that night. Nor is there in the present case someone fortuitously on the scene who failed to act. Neither is committed to the communities in which they fortuitously find themselves, having instead wider obligations. Your clients fortuitously happen to be overseas. Fortuitously, also opening this week is a wine bar in the former premises of the bank on Baggot Street. It's a new world, material without being real, where poor ghosts, breathing dreams like air, drifted fortuitously about. Fortuitously, Tom is stranded in the house by himself. Fortuitously, it seems, a taxi is waiting for him. 1.1 By a lucky chance; fortunately. my arrival appears to be fortuitously timed Example sentencesExamples The generous incentives allowing the creative classes tax breaks on their published works fortuitously afforded them the opportunity to invest their profits. The health and safety adviser has been telling reporters how he fortuitously avoided capture by turning up to work early on Wednesday. I mainly made jerseys and tanks for my then-husband, who, fortuitously, was colorblind. News of her abduction gets back to the admiral, who, rather fortuitously, happens to be something of a skilled vampire hunter. I arrived at low tide, most fortuitously, so I could follow the steps through a gate at the far corner of the reserve. Fortuitously, the weather has been excellent since I returned and we have been very busy catching up with outdoor tasks. He was challenged by a Dutch policeman on the train but, fortuitously, was allowed to carry on his journey despite having no identity papers. Fortuitously, the driver was a doctor, and the squadron leader was rushed to the hospital, where his left leg was amputated. She could have done medicine or physics, but fortuitously she was advised by a friend of ours to do law with the intent of later becoming a political player. They began making documentaries together, and emerged fortuitously from film school just as the music video era was dawning. Definition of fortuitously in US English: fortuitously adverbfôrˈto͞oədəslēfɔrˈtuədəsli 1By chance rather than intention. he fortuitously ended up in Detroit when his car broke down Example sentencesExamples Your clients fortuitously happen to be overseas. It becomes apparent that, somewhat fortuitously, the boy has ended up in his friend's class. The people who are minding the place fortuitously happen to be away that night. Fortuitously, also opening this week is a wine bar in the former premises of the bank on Baggot Street. It's a new world, material without being real, where poor ghosts, breathing dreams like air, drifted fortuitously about. Neither is committed to the communities in which they fortuitously find themselves, having instead wider obligations. Nor is there in the present case someone fortuitously on the scene who failed to act. Fortuitously, Tom is stranded in the house by himself. Fortuitously, it seems, a taxi is waiting for him. A few of the lost works were captured, partly fortuitously, by the camera. 1.1 By a lucky chance; fortunately. my arrival appears to be fortuitously timed Example sentencesExamples She could have done medicine or physics, but fortuitously she was advised by a friend of ours to do law with the intent of later becoming a political player. The health and safety adviser has been telling reporters how he fortuitously avoided capture by turning up to work early on Wednesday. He was challenged by a Dutch policeman on the train but, fortuitously, was allowed to carry on his journey despite having no identity papers. I arrived at low tide, most fortuitously, so I could follow the steps through a gate at the far corner of the reserve. I mainly made jerseys and tanks for my then-husband, who, fortuitously, was colorblind. They began making documentaries together, and emerged fortuitously from film school just as the music video era was dawning. Fortuitously, the driver was a doctor, and the squadron leader was rushed to the hospital, where his left leg was amputated. Fortuitously, the weather has been excellent since I returned and we have been very busy catching up with outdoor tasks. News of her abduction gets back to the admiral, who, rather fortuitously, happens to be something of a skilled vampire hunter. The generous incentives allowing the creative classes tax breaks on their published works fortuitously afforded them the opportunity to invest their profits.
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