Fortune
//ˈfɔːt͡ʃuːn//
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The word "fortune" can be used as noun, verb and proper noun.
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Temple Fortune befortune bracelets of fortune every man is the architect of his own fortune fortunate fortune cookie fortune favors the bold fortune favors the brave fortune favors the daring fortune favours the bold fortune favours the brave fortune favours the daring fortune hunter fortune hunting fortune seeker fortune stick fortune telling fortune-hunter fortune-seeker fortune-tell fortune-teller fortune-telling fortuneless fortunize good fortune hostage to fortune ill-fortune make a fortune megafortune seek one's fortune small fortune soldier of fortune stroke of fortune unfortunate unfortuned wanfortune wheel of fortune
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