CHANCED Meaning and
Definition
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Chanced, in verb form, is the past tense and past participle of the verb "chance." The term "chance" refers to a verb that denotes the occurrence or happening of something by fortune, luck, or by accidental circumstances, rather than by design or choice. When something has chanced, it implies that it has happened unexpectedly or without deliberate intention.
The term can also be used to describe taking a risk or engaging in a speculative action. To "chance" something can indicate exposing oneself to the potential outcome, often uncertain or unfavorable, which may result from that specific action or decision. It involves a level of uncertainty and a reliance on external circumstances or events.
In a more general context, "chanced" can be linked to the synonymous concept of "happen" or "occur," as it describes the fortuitous nature of an event or situation. It suggests an element of chance or luck playing a role in the event's unfolding.
Overall, "chanced" conveys the idea of something taking place by accident, luck, or unplanned occurrence. It indicates the absence of intentional action or premeditation, highlighting the unexpected or unpredicted nature of the event.
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Etymology of CHANCED
The word "chanced" is derived from the Old French word "chance" which meant "fortune" or "luck". It ultimately traces back to the Latin word "cadentia" meaning "to fall". Over time, the word "chance" came to indicate an event or outcome that is unpredictable or outside of one's control, as if it has "fallen" upon someone. The verb form "chanced" refers to something happening by chance or luck.
Similar spelling words for CHANCED
- changed,
- chased,
- Danced,
- chained,
- Chanced,
- chances,
- Chinned,
- chance,
- chanted,
- Lanced,
- chinked.
Conjugate verb Chanced
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