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bad fortune
noun as in ill wind
noun as in tragedy
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But bad fortune overtook Mr. Croker and the eighteen who then held him in partial thrall.
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It is a charm against all danger and against all bad fortune.
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Bad fortune seemed to have followed them from the start, and numerous freshly made graves were seen.
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His bad fortune led him to Henley, and there he formed an intimacy with Miss Blandy.
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Onomancy, Onomamancy, or Onomatomancy, was the art of divining the good or bad fortune of man from the letters of his name.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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