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fortune

fortune is a synonym of luck

noun [ fawr-chuhn ]

fortune is another word for luck

Luck refers to success as a matter of chance (I have good luck with scratch tickets).

Fortune refers to luck or chance, especially when it influences the course of your life (She had the good fortune to find a cheap house in a walkable neighborhood).

Fortune generally suggests larger successes or failures that can influence major events in your life (We had bad luck with the clementines this week: they’re really bitter; Bad fortune had followed him for years).

✅ When used to refer to smaller successes or failures, or to suggest a run of good or bad luck, fortune can sound a bit formal or old-fashioned.

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articulate

articulate is a synonym of talk

verb [ ahr-tik-yuh-leyt ]

articulate is another word for talk

Talk means to express something in words, generally aloud. However, you can also talk in writing (The author talked about the influence of her parents at length in the book).

Articulate can mean to make very clear sounds when speaking, or it can mean to express a sentiment or argument in a way that is easy to understand (The post articulated nicely what I’ve been trying to get across).

Articulate is more specific than talk. Articulate often refers to expressing something that is more difficult to explain or verbalize (The lecturer talked about fashion; The lecturer articulated the problems with the fashion industry).

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betray

betray is a synonym of deceive

verb [ bih-trey ]

betray is another word for deceive

Deceive means to mislead someone or be dishonest, generally though not always intentionally (In the low light, their eyes deceived them).

Betray means to be disloyal to someone, especially by violating their trust or confidence (The spy betrayed their country).

Deceive specifically suggests lying to someone or misleading them (I deceived him in order to keep the surprise party a secret), whereas betray suggests going against their best interests, or being unfaithful or disloyal (You betrayed me by getting lunch from our rival coffee shop).

✅ You can betray someone by deceiving them, but you don’t have to deceive someone in order to betray them.

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