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Fickle
firm liable to change unstable of a changeable mind not firm in opinion or purpose inconstant capricious as Fortunes fickle wheel
Fortuneless
Luckless also destitute of a fortune or portion
Mischance
Ill luck ill fortune mishap
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gambling
the payment of a price for a chance to win a prize as his gambling cost him a fortune
Godsend
Something sent by God an unexpected acquisiton or piece of good fortune
Happiness
Good luck good fortune prosperity
hard won
Acquired with difficulty as to squander ones hard won fortune
ill fated
marked by or promising bad fortune unsuccessful as an ill fated business venture
Infelicitous
Not felicitous unhappy unfortunate not fortunate or appropriate in application not well said expressed or done as an infelicitous condition an infelicitous remark an
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A German foot soldier in foreign service in the 15th and 16th centuries a soldier of fortune a term used in France and Western Europe
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Fortunately - Law Dictionary Search Results
Fickle
firm liable to change unstable of a changeable mind not firm in opinion or purpose inconstant capricious as Fortunes fickle wheel
Fortuneless
Luckless also destitute of a fortune or portion
Mischance
Ill luck ill fortune mishap
Keep your definitions linked to case research
gambling
the payment of a price for a chance to win a prize as his gambling cost him a fortune
Godsend
Something sent by God an unexpected acquisiton or piece of good fortune
Happiness
Good luck good fortune prosperity
hard won
Acquired with difficulty as to squander ones hard won fortune
ill fated
marked by or promising bad fortune unsuccessful as an ill fated business venture
Infelicitous
Not felicitous unhappy unfortunate not fortunate or appropriate in application not well said expressed or done as an infelicitous condition an infelicitous remark an
Lansquenet
A German foot soldier in foreign service in the 15th and 16th centuries a soldier of fortune a term used in France and Western Europe
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