Condition
Fortune
Fortune noun - Your overall circumstances or condition in life (including everything that happens to you).
Usage example: whatever my fortune may be
Condition and fortune are semantically related in destiny topic. Sometimes you can use "Condition" instead a noun "Fortune", if it concerns topics such as circumstances.
Nearby Words: fortunate, fortuneless, fortuned
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Both words in one sentence
- Napper Thompson of Hurricanes inherited his uncle's fortune on the condition that he never plays soccer (the uncle disapproved Napper's career as a soccer player) ever again.
Source: On One Condition - Futurama, "The Honking": Bender inherits a fortune left by his Uncle Vlad, on the condition he spend the night in Vlad's creepy haunted mansion and that he isn't responsible for Vlad's death.
Source: On One Condition - The Tom and Jerry cartoon "The Million-Dollar Cat" had Tom inheriting a sizeable fortune on the condition he not harm another animal, not even a mouse.
Source: On One Condition
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