Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Fortunate"

A: It is commonly used to describe poor people. "The less fortunate find Christmas particularly difficult."

A: The form of your should be you're
Example-
You're fortunate that you have a house, a car, and an education.
Or
You're less fortunate than those who are millionaires.

A: I was fortunate to catch the early bus today.

My friend was not so fortunate last night. He lost his phone.


How fortunate it is that we accidentally met each-other here.

A: fortunate is coming by good luck or favorable chance. it's more like grateful thing. the example is "I'm so fortunate to have a good family"

while lucky is favored by luck. the example is when you got in accident but you're okay then in this situation you're lucky.

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A: Fortunate means lucky. Felicitous means extremely well-chosen or well-suited to something - so well-suited or chosen that it *seems* lucky. It's not a very common word at all. They are not synonyms.

"It was fortunate he arrived when he did."
"The room for the wedding had a felicitous view of the rose garden."

A: @mion93:
Happy is the feeling of joy or elation.

Fortunate means that you were lucky.

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A: A little hard to tell without context, but the word by itself is very natural.

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