chanceable (Meaning)
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chanceable (a.)
Fortuitous; casual.
Synonyms & Antonyms of chanceable
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chanceable Sentence Examples
- The weather seemed chanceable, with clouds looming overhead but no definite forecast of rain.
- His mood appeared chanceable, shifting from joy to sadness with little provocation.
- The success of the project seemed chanceable, dependent on a multitude of unpredictable factors.
- Their relationship felt chanceable, as though it could either flourish or falter depending on circumstances.
- The outcome of the game was chanceable, with both teams evenly matched and anything possible.
- The stock market was chanceable, subject to sudden fluctuations and unpredictable shifts.
- Her decision felt chanceable, wavering between two equally appealing options.
- The path ahead seemed chanceable, with opportunities and obstacles uncertainly scattered along the way.
- The future appeared chanceable, with endless possibilities waiting to unfold.
- Life itself is chanceable, with twists and turns that can't always be predicted or controlled.
FAQs About the word chanceable
Fortuitous; casual.
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The weather seemed chanceable, with clouds looming overhead but no definite forecast of rain.
His mood appeared chanceable, shifting from joy to sadness with little provocation.
The success of the project seemed chanceable, dependent on a multitude of unpredictable factors.
Their relationship felt chanceable, as though it could either flourish or falter depending on circumstances.
