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It means unluckily or regrettably. Unfortunately Sarah forgot an umbrella.

Unfortunately is used to describe a situation or event that is unlucky or bad in some way. For example, "I wanted to go on a walk today, but unfortunately it is raining outside"

it means without luck

Unfortunately has to do with bad news. I was driving my new car and unfortunately I ran into a tree. Unfortunately, the package you are waiting for has not arrived yet.

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not fortunately ( it is an opposite of Fortunately) it is used when you want to say that something didn't go well. Unfortunately there was an accident

Bad luck or something unpleasant or bad thing happened

@yama__ yes that’s what it means. “You won’t see it coming” = “you won’t expect it”

Unfortunately it rained all day. - I wanted to go play outside but couldn't. Sadly it rained all day. - The rain is depressing.

Unfortunately: describes something that happens unluckily, or by mischance. Sadly: describes something which is very regrettable, a cause for sorrow. Sadly is more intense.