coincidence

noun/kəʊˈɪnsɪdəns/CEFR B1

কাকতালীয় ঘটনা

Meaning

A situation in which two things happen at the same time by chance, in a surprising way.

By coincidence, we were both born in the same hospital.কাকতালীয়ভাবে আমরা দুজনেই একই হাসপাতালে জন্মেছিলাম।
It was pure coincidence that they wore the same dress.তাদের একই পোশাক পরাটা ছিল নিছক কাকতালীয় ব্যাপার।

Synonyms: accident

accident
দুর্ঘটনা
An unexpected event that causes damage or injury.
happenstance
দৈবযোগ, কাকতালীয় ঘটনা
Chance, especially when it leads to something pleasant or surprising.

happenstance
Chance, especially when it leads to something pleasant or surprising.

Fahim: That could be coincidence.
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Strictly there is a link — a namesake is someone named after another person, or the person a name was taken from. Loose use for a chance coincidence is common, but the careful sense keeps the connection.
namesake — dictionary →
It belongs to the weasel family, alongside otters, badgers and ferrets — the resemblance in the name is a coincidence of sound. It is about the size of a large dog and famous for driving bears off a carcass.
wolverine — dictionary →

noun/kəʊˈɪnsɪdəns/CEFR B1

কাকতালীয় ঘটনা

A situation in which two things happen at the same time by chance, in a surprising way.

By coincidence, we were both born in the same hospital.কাকতালীয়ভাবে আমরা দুজনেই একই হাসপাতালে জন্মেছিলাম।
It was pure coincidence that they wore the same dress.তাদের একই পোশাক পরাটা ছিল নিছক কাকতালীয় ব্যাপার।

Synonyms: accident

accident
দুর্ঘটনা
An unexpected event that causes damage or injury.
happenstance
দৈবযোগ, কাকতালীয় ঘটনা
Chance, especially when it leads to something pleasant or surprising.

happenstance
Chance, especially when it leads to something pleasant or surprising.

Fahim: That could be coincidence.
Dialogue about the Importance of Physical Exercise →
Strictly there is a link — a namesake is someone named after another person, or the person a name was taken from. Loose use for a chance coincidence is common, but the careful sense keeps the connection.
namesake — dictionary →
It belongs to the weasel family, alongside otters, badgers and ferrets — the resemblance in the name is a coincidence of sound. It is about the size of a large dog and famous for driving bears off a carcass.
wolverine — dictionary →