Fortune and Gamble

Fortune

Fortune noun - What is going to happen to someone in the time ahead.

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Gamble and fortune are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Gamble" instead a noun "Fortune".

Nearby Words: fortunate, fortuneless, fortuned

Gamble noun - A risky undertaking.

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Fortune and gamble are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fortune" instead a noun "Gamble".

Nearby Words: gambler, gambling, gambled

good	good fortune	good gamble
small	small fortune	small gamble
entire	entire fortune	entire gamble
massive	massive fortune	massive gamble
Other adjectives: extreme, enormous, huge, bad, unusual, last.

Schilling, who wagered (and lost) much of his baseball-playing fortune on the gamble, has remained philosophical about the whole thing.

Source: Video Game / Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning
Meanwhile, Helene, dressed only in a fur coat over her underwear, hops aboard a train bound for Monte Carlo, planning to gamble her way into a fortune.

Source: Film / Monte Carlo 1930
Batman Gambit: Emily has studied her targets and knows which character flaws of theirs to exploit to bring them down The crooked hedge fund manager is a gambler and built his fortune on insider trading so Emily presents him with an irresistible chance to gamble on a 'surefire' stock tip.

Source: Series / Revenge

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