Fortunate
Fortunate adjective - Having good luck.
Usage example: rabbits' feet are seen as making the carrier of them fortunate
Hot and fortunate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hot" instead an adjective "Fortunate".
Nearby Words: fortune, fortunately
Both words in one sentence
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Which is perhaps fortunate, given that even Mister Slayer himself doesn't want to see what happens to the when it stops raining and all of the serial killers, hired mercenaries, gun-wielding gangsters, drug-fuelled war veterans, crazed mutants and even his own Operatives get hot and bothered.
Source: Cyberpunk with a Chance of Rain
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