Fortunately
Fortunately adverb - By good fortune.
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Synonyms for Fortunately
Great and fortunately are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Great" instead an adverb "Fortunately".
Nearby Word: fortunate
Great
Great adverb - In a pleasing way.
Usage example: the game was going great for the home team
Fortunately and great are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fortunately" instead an adverb "Great".
Both words in one sentence
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Fortunately, Great Mazinger controls were pretty similar to Mazinger's and he got several years worth of experience for that time.
Source: Anime / UFO Robo Grendizer - Fortunately, this means the great demons and monsters are also weaker than they once were, but unfortunately, modern society is far less capable of dealing with them.
Source: Analysis / End of an Age -
Fortunately for Otto, it's deep cement and there's enough room for him to manage to not get flattened - but he's most likely in a great deal of pain.
Source: Film / A Fish Called Wanda
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