Definitionn. unnecessary and unforeseen trouble resulting from an unfortunate event
Last update: August 9, 2015
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Misfortune seems to follow the Kennedy family. [noun]
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Slip, Trip or Fall Claims You may have suffered the misfortune to trip or fall on a poorly maintained road or pavement. [noun]
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There is no greater misfortune than not to be able to bear misfortune. [noun]
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It was evident that the unexpected blow had struck deep into his heart, though he struggled to sustain his misfortune with the port of a man. [noun]
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--Midsummer Night's Dream The instant the shock of this sudden misfortune had abated, Duncan began to make his observations on the appearance and proceedings of their captors. [noun]
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She ought to have had it long and long ago, especially after the sad misfortune of her husband. [noun]
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"Is it the public misfortune that troubles you so sadly, sir." [noun]
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"Your name is on a great many invitations only because it is my misfortune to be called by it," his wife told him. [noun]
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