Definitions and Examples of fortunate, lucky, welcome
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having good luck; resulting in a favorable outcome.
Example
He was fortunate to have found a job during the pandemic.
Having good fortune; resulting in a positive outcome.
Example
She felt lucky to have won the lottery.
Received with pleasure or hospitality; gladly accepted.
Example
The news of her promotion was welcome after a long year of hard work.
Key Differences: fortunate vs lucky vs welcome
- 1Fortunate and lucky both describe a positive outcome due to good luck or chance.
- 2Welcome describes something that is received with pleasure or hospitality, regardless of luck or chance.
Effective Usage of fortunate, lucky, welcome
- 1Express Gratitude: Use fortunate, lucky, and welcome to express gratitude for positive outcomes.
- 2Celebrate Achievements: Incorporate antonyms in conversations to celebrate achievements and successes.
- 3Boost Morale: Utilize these antonyms in motivational speeches or messages to boost morale and inspire positivity.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of regrettable convey positive outcomes and desirable results. Use fortunate and lucky to describe a positive outcome due to good luck or chance, and welcome to describe something that is received with pleasure or hospitality. Use these words to express gratitude, celebrate achievements, and boost morale.
