Ability
Fortune
Fortune noun - What is going to happen to someone in the time ahead.
Ability and fortune are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ability" instead a noun "Fortune".
Nearby Words: fortunate, fortuneless, fortuned
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| good | good ability | good fortune |
| full | full ability | full fortune |
| special | special ability | special fortune |
| particular | particular ability | particular fortune |
| Other adjectives: natural, original, poor, real, extreme, great, little, remarkable, supernatural, new, unique, incredible, less, amazing, unusual, greater, uncanny, said, newfound. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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The story is about a high school girl named Mahiru Shiraishi, who has the ability to grant others good fortune by touching them.
Source: Manga / Crescent Moon - Their reputation for good fortune comes from ability with accounting and just generally making money, though they may be spendthrift and be better at making money than keeping it.
Source: Analysis / Eastern Zodiac -
Doing this will give the protagonist some good fortune, either with an ability of some sort, or (in the case of burying a body part) causing something like a magic tree to spring up.
Source: Last Request
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