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coincidence
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  • It was too much of a coincidence to be a mere accident.  (source)
    coincidence = a situation where things happened at the same time by chance even though it was unlikely
  • An unfortunate coincidence is all it was.  (source)
  • I heard that Julian was going as Jango Fett, which was a weird coincidence.  (source)
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  • If I could, I'd write a huge encyclopedia just about the words, luck, and coincidence.  (source)
    coincidence = a situation where things that seem related happened purely by chance
  • Wang's night had been filled with coincidences:†  (source)
    coincidences = situations where things happened at the same time by chance even though they were unlikely
  • Coincidental?†  (source)
    Coincidental = a situation where unlikely things happened by chance rather than being related or arranged
  • The day of the existentially fraught free throws was coincidentally also my last day of dual leggedness.  (source)
    coincidentally = a situation where things happened at the same time by chance even though it was unlikely
  • "The mass exodus of the children of Abnegation leaders cannot be ignored or attributed to coincidence," he reads.  (source)
  • Of course, all of it could have been just loosely connected coincidences.†  (source)
    coincidences = situations where things happened at the same time by chance even though they were unlikely
  • When she became my mother years later, she and I would always talk about whether it was destined or coincidental that I came from a very storytelling-oriented culture to live with a mother in New York who is a storyteller.†  (source)
    coincidental = a situation where unlikely things happened by chance rather than being related or arranged
  • An all-points bulletin turned up a missing person named McCandless from eastern South Dakota, coincidentally from a small town only twenty miles from Wayne Westerberg's home in Carthage, and for a while the troopers thought they'd found their man.†  (source)
  • It hadn't been a coincidence that Chase slyly mentioned marriage as bait, immediately bedded her, then dropped her for someone else.  (source)
    coincidence = a situation where things that seemed related happened purely by chance
  • Such amazing connections and strange coincidences had brought three worlds together: the world of children in japan, George in Canada, and the lost world of a Jewish girl from Czechoslovakia who died so long ago.†  (source)
    coincidences = situations where things happened at the same time by chance even though they were unlikely
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