provi·den·tial·ly [ˌprɒvɪˈden(t)ʃəli, Am ˌprɑ:vəˈ-] ADV form
- providentially
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One only thinks about the man who is there before one, who is desperate and whose fate has been providentially left in one's hands.
www.northumberlandtoday.com In that case, someone needed to be providentially placed to receive his gratitude.
thenationonlineng.net Eight of the children were saved by the owner of the building who, providentially, happened by at just that moment to collect unpaid rent, but one died.
www.nybooks.com Providentially, however, no person was materially injured.
en.wikipedia.org Providentially, despite such clauses, consumers can get compensation from builders for construction delays and other deficiencies.
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