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1 tilfeldighet
subst. (tilfeldig hendelse) chance, accident, accidental occurrence subst. [ sammentreff] coincidence subst. accident, accidental circumstance subst. (tilfeldig omstendighet) contingency (f.eks.contingencies that may influence the result
) (det er en ren tilfeldighet) it is a mere chance (el. accident el. coincidence), it is a sheer accident (det er ingen tilfeldighet) it is no mere coincidence that; it is no accident that (ved en ren tilfeldighet) by a mere (el. the merest) chance, by pure chance, by sheer accident
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