fortune
નસીબ
definition
noun
some malicious act of fortune keeps them separate
chance or luck as an external, arbitrary force affecting human affairs.
he eventually inherited a substantial fortune
a large amount of money or assets.
translation of 'fortune'
નસીબ કે નિર્માણ,
માનવજીવન પર અસર કરનારા તત્વ તરીકે
noun
સંપત્તિ
example
This is supposed to prevent good 'fortune' from being swept out of the family.
some malicious act of 'fortune' keeps them separate
This is an astounding piece of good 'fortune' for our sport, as we know that all publicity is good publicity.
I have had the good 'fortune' to see the piece several times a day for several weeks, as it was placed outside my office before the sale.
Desperate times call for desperate measures and he, too, has found a way to overcome his recent ill 'fortune' .
The huge raids cost a 'fortune' , embarrassed the police and the tide of street dealers flowed back in.
Bill Cosby may have gained his fame and 'fortune' telling jokes and funny stories.
I should have known that such good luck was not my 'fortune' though.
Items such as modern hi-tech lamps can cost a 'fortune' to buy but you haven't begun to count the real cost until you work out what you pay to travel with them.
There are few things I dislike more than feeling that my fate and 'fortune' is in the hands of professional back-protectors.
some malicious act of 'fortune' keeps them separate
Well the rumourmongers claim a jealous belief that the playhouse costs a 'fortune' to run and cannot be making any money.
Some Vietnamese believe that spirits have the ability to bring good 'fortune' and misfortune to human life.
However, 'fortune' smiled upon them, as they had arrived in Nathaal a few hours earlier than expected.
The idea of restoring the aircraft in the desert became more remote but good 'fortune' smiled upon the museum.
Even his eventual transfer was an accident of 'fortune' .
It is clear that only good 'fortune' prevented loss of life on the night of the fire.
I wouldn't have accepted if mum hadn't forked out a 'fortune' to buy me this dress.
That piece of good 'fortune' heralded something of a turnaround, as the Scots put together their best period to date.
I knew I wouldn't get a chance to slip in before class but 'fortune' smiled on me in the form of an open window.
I spent a 'fortune' on drink and drugs
only good 'fortune' has prevented British casualties
A pensioner who wins the lottery or inherits an unexpected 'fortune' could continue to claim the government's new flagship benefit.
Like I didn't spend a 'fortune' having the Times sent to me every day.
His eyes lingered on some points more than the rest and he smiled at his 'fortune' .
The second Megan stepped inside, she knew that it must have cost Chris a 'fortune' to get the reservations.
Peter's exercised the discipline and fitness that we have come to expect from them, but were also forced to rely on 'fortune' .
This metal, dug from the earth of California, provided my 'fortune' .
And just as the serpent had promised, good 'fortune' smiled upon the woodcutter and his wife.
He weighed up the opportunities which 'fortune' provided.
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