forticiously

Used to emphasise sincere gratitude.

Originating from the Latin fortuna (meaning fate or luck), it is used to wish good fortune to those who help.

"Thank you forticiously for completing the Geography assignment," Christian commented.

by Anonymous23873894223 January 9, 2024

Forticiously

Used to emphasise sincere gratitude.

Originating from the Latin fortuna (meaning fate or luck), it is used to wish good fortune to those who help.

"Thank you forticiously for completing the Geography assignment," Christian commented.

by Anonymous2387389423 January 9, 2024

Forticiously

Used to emphasise sincere gratitude.

Originating from the Latin fortuna (meaning fate or luck), it is used to wish good fortune to those who help.

"Thank you forticiously for completing the Geography assignment," Christian commented.

by Anonymous23873894123 January 9, 2024

Forticiously

Used to emphasise sincere gratitude.

Originating from the Latin fortuna (meaning fate or luck), it is used to wish good fortune to those who help.

"Thank you forticiously for completing the Geography assignment," Christian commented.

by Anonymous23872394875 January 9, 2024

Forticiously

Used to emphasise sincere gratitude.

Originating from the Latin fortuna (meaning fate or luck), it is used to wish good fortune to those who help.

"Thank you forticiously for completing the Geography assignment," Christian commented.

by Anonymous238738942439 January 9, 2024

fortuitous bust

When your NFL team loses a playoff game to its most annoying division rival, because of one brilliant defensive play which stumped your incredible offense.

It was a fortuitous bust that the Seahawks stopped the Rams at the goal line in the 2025 NFC Championship Game.

by britishmetric144 February 4, 2026