mischance
noun (mischance, mischances)
Everyday
Mischance is bad luck, or an unlucky accident that happens by chance. tree →
In the lessons
in tales, an unlucky event that spoils a journey or a plan, such as a fall or a loss
Examples
- By some mischance the vase fell and broke. tree →
- The hikers lost their way through mischance. tree →
- A small mischance spoiled our picnic. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
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