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How would you use zemblanity?
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Opposite of serendipity?
Serendipity means a lucky accident. the opposite is therefore bad luck.
What is a word for something unpleasant that happens unexpectedly?
Zemblanity, the opposite of Serendipity. Serendipity is the unexpected happening of something with pleasing outcome.
What is the opposite of 'serendipity'?
Zemblanity: (1) the occurrence of unhappy or unfortunate events by chance; (2) an unintended but unfortunate result of an action. Coined in 1998 by novelist William Boyd in his novel Armadillo, specifically as an antonym of serendipity.Interesting that the word serendipity itself was also coined by a novelist: Horace Walpole in his 1754 novel The Three Princes of Serendip
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