fortunately
સદનસીબે
definition
adverb
fortunately, no shots were fired and no one was hurt
it is fortunate that.
translation of 'fortunately '
સારે નસીબે,
સદભાગ્યે
adverb
નસીબસંજોગો
example
Then there was a lightning flash and another blast, but 'fortunately' for me no sense of any impact.
'fortunately', I'd kept the receipt
'fortunately', no shots were fired and no one was hurt
In one case a bed, which 'fortunately' was unoccupied, was scattered with broken glass.
I just can't get enough wild Scottish mushrooms and, 'fortunately' , there is no shortage.
We'd practised him pulling up his sleeve in case he got lost but 'fortunately' it didn't come to that.
The drama that followed is another story, but 'fortunately' the couple returned in a few days.
It would 'fortunately' be impossible for a reviewer to give away all the dramatic shifts of Jorgenson's life.
Blemishes of this kind detract from but 'fortunately' do not destroy the excellence of so much else in this welcome volume.
My foot slides, I feel rather worried, but 'fortunately' I'm still taking my weight on my arms.
Errors, 'fortunately' , seldom occur but nonetheless are deeply regretted when they come to light.
Finally the agency sent the girl to go and find them, which she 'fortunately' did.
The first lesson of politics is that many memories are short - but, 'fortunately' , not yet too many.
this sort of thing is 'fortunately' rare
'fortunately', no shots were fired and no one was hurt
When I was a kid it was almost inevitable that there would be trouble at games and we're 'fortunately' not at that stage yet.
There's a lot of competition from other venues on a Saturday night, so 'fortunately' we weren't too busy.
Her friend's house took a direct hit, but 'fortunately' the family were out.
Another guy in the company, his sister, was on the train and 'fortunately' was not injured.
Unfortunately or 'fortunately' , depending on your point of view, they have not come yet.
But 'fortunately' I've not had to learn many of these songs, just be reminded of the lyrics.
Kids' lit is booming these days, which 'fortunately' means there's a lot to choose from.
He was in intensive care for a while, but 'fortunately' is on the mend.
He knows he has to speak English and, 'fortunately' , my Turkish has improved so I can understand him.
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