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1. (n.) mischance
a mishap.
2. mischance
bad luck.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME < OF)
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| Definition of 'Mischance' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) bad luck, mischance, mishap
an unpredictable outcome that is unfortunate
"if I didn't have bad luck I wouldn't have any luck at all"
2. (noun) mishap, misadventure, mischance
an instance of misfortune
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| Definition of 'Mischance' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Mischance
ill luck; ill fortune; mishap
2. (verb) Mischance
to happen by mischance
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Sense: (a piece of) bad luck.
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Afrikaans: ongeluk |
Arabic: سوء حَظ |
Bulgarian: лош късмет |
Brazilian: azar |
Czech: smůla |
German: der Unfall |
Danish: uheld |
Greek: ατυχία |
Spanish: desgracia, mala suerte |
Estonian: äpardus |
Farsi: بد شانسی |
Finnish: epäonni |
French: malchance |
Hebrew: מַזָל בִּיש |
Hindi: बदकिस्मती |
Croatian: nesreća, nezgoda |
Hungarian: balszerencse |
Indonesian: kemalangan |
Icelandic: óheppni |
Italian: disavventura, sfortuna |
Japanese: 不運 |
Korean: 불운 |
Lithuanian: nelaimė, nesėkmė |
Latvian: neveiksme |
Malay: nasib malang |
Dutch: wanbof |
Norwegian: ulykke, uhell |
Polish: pech |
Persian: بد شانسی |
Pashto: بد چانسى |
Portuguese: azar |
Romanian: ghinion |
Russian: невезение |
Slovak: smola |
Slovenian: smola |
Serbian: nesrećan slučaj |
Swedish: missöde, otur |
Thai: โชคร้าย |
Turkish: talihsizlik |
Taiwanese: 不幸 |
Ukrainian: невдача; нещасний випадок |
Urdu: بدقسمتی |
Vietnamese: sự bất hạnh |
Chinese: 不幸 |
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