Kismet

/ˈkɪzmet/
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Cultural Origin

Kismet comes from Turkish and Arabic, carrying an exotic and mystical connotation in English.

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Somehow, by kismet, the rug's pattern matched her decor perfectly.
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Positive Spin

Often has a positive vibe, suggesting a fortunate fate or a happy event that seems predestined.

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Finding the last ticket available for the concert must be kismet!
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No Control

Emphasizes a lack of control over an event, attributing it to the universe's plans.

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Losing my job led to a better opportunity; it was pure kismet.
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