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单词 fortuitously
释义
fortuitously
adverb
formal
uk
/fɔːˈtʃuː.ɪ.təs.li/us
/fɔːrˈtuː.ə.t̬əs.li/
in a way thathappensbychanceratherthan beingplanned, and is toyouradvantage:
This has come very fortuitously, when we most need it.
Fortuitously for him, thecompanydecidedtoemployhim.
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  • Fortuitously, at that verymoment, theweddingcakearrived.
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(Definition offortuitouslyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoffortuitously

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Fortuitouslyuniversities, faced with cuts in government funding, have seen the advantages of engaging in 'trade' through the vehicle of oil industry research contracts.
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In the current paper we assume that the effect of policy on the structural parameters of private-sector equations isfortuitouslynegligible for our experiment.
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Everything else about the book followed, more or lessfortuitously, from that essentially craven and self-protective move.
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Members of the network were also asked to collect all dead mustelids foundfortuitouslyin the wild.
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However, only one character had the intention to carry out the desire (for the other character the desire came aboutfortuitously).
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Fortuitously, the chaperonins probably represent the best understood family of molecular chaperones in terms of structure-function relationships.
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Second, it cannot be maintained a priori that the innateness of a constraint, either one environmentally driven or one morefortuitouslyarrived at, precludes plasticity.
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It does not mean that a deser ved setbackfortuitouslymeted out pursuant to the nontracking rule is also unjustified.
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Perpetrator-related bias in attribution scores was minimized by thisfortuitouslyeven distribution.
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When warfortuitouslybrought the opportunity to expunge the savage and end that threat, they took up the gauntlet with an unprecedented ferocity.
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I learnt about these putative negotiations somewhatfortuitously.
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And,fortuitously, this implies that there is sufficient information to obtain unique estimates of the model's coefficients.
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Fortuitously, we found that these precautions were not necessary.
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Where they are unequal, one thinks of them asfortuitouslydistributed, as part of a kind of natural or social lottery or as the result of good or bad luck.
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One can also safely surmise that the illiterate workers of 1951 were unlikely to be able to opt out of the wage economy because they hadfortuitouslyinherited land.
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