different between misfortunate vs unfortunete
misfortunate
English
Etymology
misfortune +? -ate or mis- +? fortunate
Adjective
misfortunate (comparative more misfortunate, superlative most misfortunate)
- Having suffered misfortune; pitiable
Related terms
- fortunate
- unfortunate
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unfortunete
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