fortune
/ˈfɔːrtʃən/
verb
- To give someone good luck or wealth (archaic or poetic; used mainly in phrases like 'fortune the traveler').
- The old blessing said, 'Fortune be with you.'
- They wished the sailors would fortune their voyage.
- May fortune guide you on your journey.
noun
- A large amount of money or wealth.
- They made their fortune in the tech industry.
- She inherited a fortune from her grandmother.
- He spent a fortune on that vintage car.
- Chance or luck, especially when it brings good or bad results.
- Fortune smiled on us when we found the lost keys.
- It was a stroke of fortune that we met at the airport.
- He blamed his bad fortune on the broken mirror.
- What will happen to someone in the future; fate or destiny.
- The fortune teller read her palm and predicted a long journey.
- They believed it was their fortune to travel the world.
- She wondered what fortune had in store for her.
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