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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to circumstances:   (283 results)

Often used in the same context:
conditions, situation, extenuating circumstances, predicament, scenario, mitigating circumstances, duress, nonoccurrence, testatrix, facts, conjuncture, context, outcome, precedents, hardship, contingencies, matters, actions, manner, realities, factors, exigencies, nature, events, consequences, presumption, ordeals, terms, adversity, arrangements, misfortunes, eventualities, things, totality, motives, coincidences, occurrences, case, testamentary trust, position, pressures, procedures, egregiousness, uncertainty, mitigating circumstance, repugnancy, clauses, obligation, moments, promisor, statutes, milieu, difficulties, dynamics, motivations, assumptions, relation, dispensation, provisions, environment, voluntariness, whether, misapprehension, hindsight, surroundings, climates, policies, prosecutrix, tragedy, mischance, sui juris, stipulations, incapacitation, risks, sentencer, irrevocability, reasons, beliefs, untimeliness, flagrancy, timing, probabilities, settlor, theories, decisions, aftermath, considerations, imponderables, persona grata, polices, juncture, extenuation, underwriting agreement, quandary, subject, releasee, instances, jurisdiction, regard, turmoil, presentiment, discretion, circum, circumstance, condi, situa, situations, cireumstances, happenings, predicaments, preconditions, cir, conjunctures, circumftances, ditions

More specific:
bad luck, failure, good fortune, good luck, ill luck, misfortune, providence

Appears in the definition of:
., accommodation, account, adaptability, adjustment, adverse, allowance, auspicious, behavior, behaviour, brutal, called for, carelessness, case, certitude, chance, circumstance, circumstantially, close, cocksureness, comfortable, compassionate, concatenation, concurrence, conjuncture, conservative jew, conservative judaism, constricting, constrictive, contemporary world, context, contingent, contingent onp, cool, coolheaded, crash landing, criminal possession, cruel, cruelly, cunningly, deictic, dependant onp, dependent onp, depending onp, desolate, desolately, destiny, disconsolately, due, due care, easy, emergency landing, event, executable, expedient, explanation, extenuate, extenuating, extenuation, fact, fate, feasible, fitting, forced landing, forlorn, fortune, for all the world, for anything, for any price, for love or money, fraud in law, godforsaken, good enough, grandfather clause, harsh, infelicitous, inflexible, in orderp, judgement, judgment, logically, lorn, lot, luck, metamorphosis, misfit, mitigation, modern times, modern world, morally, narrowing, near, necessary, neglect, negligence, nerveless, never, nonperformance, opportunity, optimum, ordinary care, orientated, oriented, overconfidence, particulara, patient, peculiarly, peripeteia, peripetia, peripety, perspicacity, playing field, portion, practicable, present time, product, propitious, prosperous, readjustment, reasonable care, reform jew, rigid, rigorous, situation, sound judgement, sound judgment, state of affairs, tactless, theory, times, trace, transfiguration, turn the tables, turn the tide, unadaptability, unbending, under the circumstances, undue, unfeasible, unforeseen, unkind, unlovely, viable, vice president, vicissitude, well-fixed, well-heeled, well-off, well-situated, well-to-do, workable

More general:
condition, status, wealth, wealthiness

Synonyms:
destiny, fate, fortune, lot, luck, portion

Also try:
— Adjectives for circumstances: such, certain, special, different, similar, particular, present, normal, ordinary, exceptional, economic, more...

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