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serendipitously
[ser-uhn-dip-i-tuhs-lee]
adverb
by chance or accident.
After weeks of looking for a wedding dress, I serendipitously ran into an old friend who owns a formalwear store.
it is fortunate that; luckily.
Serendipitously we arrived in town when there was a lull in traffic.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of serendipitously1
Example Sentences
It takes a lot of time to assemble so many artworks from so many different collections and museums, but the show launched serendipitously not quite a month after Donald Trump was sworn in as president.
“What it means to mother. These roles spiritually and serendipitously come along to enable us to wrestle with that in a commercial atmosphere.”
Outbursts of such short duration can only be captured serendipitously when an observatory is already pointing in the right direction.
Ten years ago, my wife and I moved a block away from this stately old building, serendipitously finding our new home an easy launchpad to attend rallies.
What began as a long and winding road for Wass to track down the bass picked up speed when Jones serendipitously joined the hunt after seeing McCartney headline the Glastonbury Festival in 2022.
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