misfortune in English
the project was dogged by misfortune
Use "misfortune" in a sentence
1. A misfortune!
2. Good watch prevents misfortune.
3. A misfortune befell him.
4. Misfortune lighted upon the family.
5. Our misfortune was never ending.
6. One misfortune calls up another.
7. A great misfortune befell him.
8. I'm sorry about your misfortune.
9. Q: And what's a misfortune?
10. Misfortune is a good teacher.
11. He was dogged by his misfortune.
12. He inured himself to accept misfortune.
13. She was sorrowing at her misfortune.
14. He has been pursued by misfortune.
15. But when misfortune strikes, they disappear.
16. The expedition was dogged by misfortune.
17. Adversa, plural of adversum = opposite, misfortune
18. Job suffered sickness and personal misfortune.
19. Her career was dogged by misfortune.
20. expressed my commiserations on his misfortune.
21. Don't gloat over your rival's misfortune.
22. Some misfortune must have befallen him.
23. Misfortune struck early in the voyage.
24. Now another misfortune befell the invaders.
25. Some misfortune must have Befallen him
26. Shis is the reason for your misfortune.
27. He has inured himself to accept misfortune.
28. Misfortune was surmounted, and misfortune became too great a burden; virtuous reputations were earned, and scandalous stories were recounted.
29. We Condole with you on your misfortune
30. Banes: a source of harm or misfortune.
31. To ignore this, would bring great misfortune.
32. They commiserated the misfortune of their teacher.
33. One misfortune rides upon another’s back.
34. A similar misfortune befell a girl, too.
35. We condole with you on your misfortune.
36. Bane: a source of harm or misfortune.
37. And blaming misfortune is just plain weakness.
38. Misfortune tests the sincerity of friends.
39. He is unfortunate who cannot bear misfortune.
40. She had the misfortune to break her leg.
41. It lends such an elegance to our misfortune!
42. He has known great misfortune in his life.
43. He escaped misfortune by hiding in the woodpile.
44. There is no bigger misfortune than to die alone,
45. The Stoics developed three eidetic reductions of future misfortune.
46. Alarm: suspicion or fear of future harm or misfortune.
47. Good luck for one has always gives others misfortune.
48. To a few rashness brings luck, to most misfortune.
49. 17 He is unfortunate who cannot bear misfortune.
50. Apprehension: suspicion or fear of future harm or misfortune