fortuitous

• When he was able to see without his crude sunshades, he stowed them carefully in his pack, then reviewed his limited stock of food. —  Sentenced To Prism
• Nonetheless, these edibles were suspiciously fortuitous-unless Neysa had known of this place and come here deliberately. —  Split Infinity
• "It is fortuitous, " he heard Truzenzuzex remark, 'that you know each other. —  Tar Aiym Krang
• The visit was fortuitous, the decision impulsive and he was later to look back on that afternoon as one of life's bizarre coincidences which, although occurring more frequently than reason would expect, never fail to surprise. —  The Murder Room
• He perceived clearly the enormity of his offense, but, because he was the same John in every other respect, he had a feeling that somehow the fact that _he_ had done the thing was purely fortuitous -- in other words, that the bonds had to be taken, were going to be taken anyway, and that Fate had simply elected him to take them. —  True Stories of Crime From the District Attorney's Office

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