Converse of object

• involve: Nick, tho, points out that there has been a fair amount of serendipity involved in arriving at this sound.

• enjoy: However, we remain committed to running an open bookshop, where it's possible to enjoy the serendipity of real book browsing.

• experience: We all have experienced the serendipity of relevant information arriving just when we were least expecting it.

Adjective modifier

• sheer: By sheer serendipity the new project thus became a cardboard design.

• pure: My diagnosis of prostate cancer at this time was pure serendipity and, as events turned out, most timely.

• cybernetic: Cybernetic Serendipity: The Computer and the arts ( New York: Praeger, 1968 ), pp.

• such: Simple database search solutions can be sterile, removing the possibility of such serendipity.

• mere: Otherwise your chances of finding such a feature are down to either extremely assiduous trawling or mere serendipity.

• wonderful: Beside, nature has laid on a wonderful serendipity.

Modifies a noun

• factor: For example, there's a serendipity factor of seeing files in their ' home ' location.