Fortunately
Fortunately adverb - By good fortune.
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Synonyms for Fortunately
Suitably and fortunately are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Suitably" instead an adverb "Fortunately".
Nearby Word: fortunate
Suitably
Suitably adverb - In a manner suitable for the occasion or purpose.
Fortunately and suitably are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fortunately" instead an adverb "Suitably".
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Related pairs
- right and fortunately
- right and suitably
- extremely and fortunately
- extremely and suitably
- properly and fortunately
- properly and suitably
- timely and fortunately
- timely and suitably
- fittingly and fortunately
- fittingly and suitably
- advantageously and fortunately
- advantageously and suitably
- well and fortunately
- well and suitably
Both words in one sentence
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Fortunately, if you're in trouble (and the situation is suitably intriguing), Sherlock Holmes might give you a discount, especially if there is a hint that Professor Moriarty is involved.
Source: Victorian London - Fortunately: A: she doesn't do this with every eligible lady (yet), B: Clemont is suitably embarrassed by this, and C: she's just so young and cute otherwise that she's given a greater leeway for flaws.
Source: Replacement Artifact - Season 7: Jack on Renee (shoots past her shoulder to give her a suitably bloody looking wound- then Jack and Tony are told to bury her... Fortunately, Bill Buchanan is near enough to rescue her)
Source: Shoot Your Mate
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