Fortunately is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORTUNATELY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a fortunate manner; luckily; successfully; happily.
ADVERB:
• FORTUNATE, happening by good fortune; lucky
• it is fortunate that
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in a fortunate manner

Words related to FORTUNATELY

fortunate12

Words that contain FORTUNATELY

unfortunately19

How to use FORTUNATELY in a sentence

• Lechler, is often quoted by Matthew, and has been fortunately translated into English.
• He became enthusiastic over the sea as a profession for fathers, and gave himself some airs over acquaintances less fortunately placed.
• Fortunately, the children had struck on their heads, and the Lawrence- Burton skull is a marvel of solidity.
• Fortunately the Mediterranean was free from such calamity.
• Fortunately the door was closed and all quiet within the room.
• Fortunately for me my house was well built, for had it fallen I should inevitably have been buried in the ruins.
• He opened the drawers, wrote down what he saw, and did not even seem to be aware that there was a dying woman in the bed that fortunately the charity of the law leaves me.
• A curious relic of antiquity, fortunately preserved to modern times amid so much that has been lost, confirms this statement.
• Fortunately, there is no doubt at all on this point.
• Fortunately for the Americans, they either could not or would not go farther on the following two days.
• Accordingly, those of us who had kept diaries made ready to destroy them, but fortunately did not do so.
• But fortunately the U boats left us alone, though few, if any of us, turned in during those last few nights, for we felt we must still hold ourselves ready for any emergency.
• The persistent cries of distress produced a Bill giving still further protection to corn-growers, which was fortunately not carried into effect.
• Fortunately the ecitons choose the thickest part of the forest.
• Fortunately he had secured the services of a Mr Macdonald as an assistant in his business, whose exertions in his interest were unremitting.
• I used to get strawberries and wild flowers for her, and she did me great honor to draw my portrait, which now, fortunately or unfortunately, is lost.
• Fortunately before the period was over there arose not only clear-thinking men of the race but also a few white men who realized that such a social order could not last forever.
• In this first meeting of the allies nothing happened fortunately.
• At length everything was got across, and we fortunately met no other impediment for six miles.
• Fortunately, however, as was learned later, the Germans did not have the range accurately.
• Fortunately for us we have found a few of these different sorts, and they have kept us from suicide.
• We fortunately still had some tents, that we used only in case of rain.
• These have fortunately been rendered by Nature, thus far, inaccessible and the bird men have not yet found a way of getting among them.
• His elastic and glorious frame had triumphed over a potion, the greater part of which he had fortunately not drained.
• Most fortunately, the sea had become calm, so the boat drifted on, pretty much left to its own will.

Similar words containing FORTUNATE without suffix ly

fortunate12 fortunates13 unfortunate14 unfortunates15 fortunateness16 unfortunately19 fortunatenesses18 unfortunateness18

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