fateful

Such an immunodeficiency is barely detectable unless the person comes into contact with the fateful microbe.

Is it possible that her bad experience with her adult student fatefully colored her perceptions of her interaction with Kopin?

Fatefully, Wilson did not insist that American business stay neutral in deed.

Perhaps most fatefully, gone was any explicit pledge to formalize the agreement as a binding treaty next year.

But Pandit had many enablers for this fatefully wrong-headed decision: his board of directors.

They were inside that desolated house, the door closed fatefully upon them.

The iron latch rattled, the door swung fatefully back, our heads were raised, our eyes bored her through and through.

Shefford related the incident which had occurred at Red Lake and that now seemed again to come forward fatefully.

Rufus continued heavily, fatefully, gathering force with every word, as a loosened rock beginning to roll down a mountain side.

In a fatefully unlucky moment he began to try to be an elephant, and thenceforward happiness forsook him.