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misfortune
noun as in disaster
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Example Sentences
Hamilton's last race for Mercedes was a strong one from his 16th place on the grid, where he ended up after misfortune in qualifying.
Injury, illness, and poor form can derail even the best, but those close to Shaw reveal that misfortune has played only a minor role in his precarious downfall.
That film’s box office success served as evidence that “My So-Called Life’” had the misfortune of being ever-so-slightly ahead of its time.
A 43rd century of the season allowed Trump to draw level and with Wilson's play punctuated by loose safety shots, unexpected missed pots and moments of misfortune, he took full advantage.
The BBC contacted the car park operator, which said Miss Hudson had breached its terms and conditions and was "the author of her own misfortune".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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