For some reason
Luckily and for some reason are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Luckily" instead an adverb phrase "For some reason".
Luckily
Luckily adverb - By good fortune.
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Synonyms for Luckily
For some reason and luckily are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "For some reason" instead an adverb "Luckily".
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Related pairs
- auspiciously and for some reason
- auspiciously and luckily
- by chance and for some reason
- by chance and luckily
- accidentally and for some reason
- accidentally and luckily
- unexpectedly and for some reason
- unexpectedly and luckily
- opportunely and for some reason
- opportunely and luckily
- fortunately and for some reason
- fortunately and luckily
- fortuitously and for some reason
- fortuitously and luckily
Both terms in one sentence
- Luckily, a torivor sent out to kill must give its victim a sword, for some reason.
Source: Convenient Weakness Placement - And for some reason, merchandising released in Italy when the show was airing for the first time called the show with another different title, which luckily is shorter: Gli Incantesimi di Rina ("Rina's spells")
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The burning building level, which for some reason was bathed in pitch-black darkness note This probably represents what your field of vision would be in a building that's under siege with fire ghosts.. Luckily, you CAN buy an Infrared Scope (read: Paragoggles) at the Item Shop.
Source: Blackout Basement
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