misfortune
şanssızlık
definition
noun
the project was dogged by misfortune
bad luck.
translation of 'misfortune'
noun
tâlihsizlik,
felâket,
şanssızlık,
kaza,
aksilik,
terslik,
belâ
example
In Ireland, in particular, 'misfortune' was frequently blamed on fairies as well as witches.
Needless to say, losing one's source of income at a young age is a devastating personal 'misfortune' .
But the following years bring 'misfortune' more grievous than any in London.
the project was dogged by 'misfortune'
We feel deep sympathy for such children and lament their continuing 'misfortune' .
It was almost a challenge, or perhaps even a test to see if 'misfortune' had taught them anything.
You shouldn't be surprised that 'misfortune' befalls noble men.
that family is plagued by 'misfortune'
it was my 'misfortune' that I was absent
The simple fact is these firms are businesses and they aren't in it for your benefit, they are in it to make money out of your 'misfortune' .
He must be somehow rejected in his own country and is now making everyone he meets pay for his 'misfortune' .
The biggest lesson that he's taken almost five years to teach me is to overcome 'misfortune' .
I lamented my 'misfortune' in picking someone so completely incompatible and agonized for weeks.
It has been my great fate, or 'misfortune' , to follow a speech more notable for its volume than for any sense.
In other words, they should not blame their 'misfortune' on anybody else.
After our brief jaunt across campus, we made our way to our hotel, where 'misfortune' struck once again.
Not infrequently clubs are the architects of their own 'misfortune' .
the project was dogged by 'misfortune'
Normally I'm not this philosophical when it comes to personal 'misfortune' .
For too long people in Scotland have tried to see Scottish 'misfortune' as the consequence of being governed from London.
I decided to be happy every day no matter what comes, discomfort or 'misfortune' .
Wasn't she the one who unleashed all manner of 'misfortune' upon the world?
The lower gods can either assist people or bring 'misfortune' to them.
that's your 'misfortune'!
she'd had more than her fair share of 'misfortune'
I have no doubt that there is a lesson which stands to be learnt from Alice's 'misfortune' .
And in just one respect, Britain was the architect of its own 'misfortune' .
I tried hard to overcome the great 'misfortunes' that had befallen me and tried to finish my last days as a teacher with peace and faith in God.
Even so, his words and evidence have been discredited in ways which make the public feel he might be responsible for his own 'misfortunes' .
After a few times we spent together, she did mention her 'misfortunes' in Brazil which made her stronger and live a happier life.
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