providentially in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for providentially in the English»Spanish Dictionary

providentially [Am ˌprɑvəˈdɛn(t)ʃəli, Brit prɒvɪˈdɛnʃ(ə)li] ADV form

providentially

providencialmente

providentially

afortunadamente

Translations for providentially in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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providencialmente

providentially

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In that case, someone needed to be providentially placed to receive his gratitude.

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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.

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Providentially, the enemy did not explode; the ship did, however, receive a shower of debris and gasoline.

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Providentially, he met a broker who agreed to help in his new venture.

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Floating on its side for a minute, it soon and providentially settled on the sandbank that mercifully saved the ship from turning completely turtle.

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He was widely-read and providentially endowed as well with intelligence, deep thinking faculty, innate skills, intellectual understanding and appreciation of intricate issues.

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Providentially, despite such clauses, consumers can get compensation from builders for construction delays and other deficiencies.

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How providentially the external conditions and circumstances helped in the preparation for the zero hour in the spiritual destiny of the human race.

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The fires, from hour to hour progressed rampantly, irresistibly bearing down everything which came within range of their power, checked only providentially.

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He does not merely hope that these will be providentially provided by a free market or trickle down as the result of the investment decisions of the wealthy.

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