Collocations for coincidence - noun
ADJECTIVE
complete,
pure,
sheer
It was pure coincidence that they were both in Vegas on the same day.
It was pure coincidence that they were both in Vegas on the same day.
mere
happy, lucky
What a happy coincidence to meet you at the airport just when I wanted to see you.
happy, lucky
What a happy coincidence to meet you at the airport just when I wanted to see you.
unfortunate
amazing, bizarre, curious, extraordinary, funny, incredible, odd, remarkable, strange, weird, wonderful
amazing, bizarre, curious, extraordinary, funny, incredible, odd, remarkable, strange, weird, wonderful
… OF COINCIDENCES
series,
set,
string
They met through a series of strange coincidences.
They met through a series of strange coincidences.
PREPOSITION
by (a) coincidence
By coincidence, we both went to the same school.
By an unfortunate coincidence, their house was broken into on the day he lost his job.
By coincidence, we both went to the same school.
By an unfortunate coincidence, their house was broken into on the day he lost his job.