女神殿

fluke



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–noun 
1. the part of an anchor that catches in the ground, esp. the flat triangular piece at the end of each arm. 
2. a barb, or the barbed head, of a harpoon (魚叉), spear, arrow, or the like.
3. either half of the triangular tail of a whale. 

–noun
1. an accidental advantage; stroke of good luck: He got the job by a fluke. 
2. an accident or chance happening.
3. an accidentally successful stroke, as in billiards. 


　
Personally, I’d like to see her chained to a word-processor because the screenplay to Juno simply couldn’t have been a fluke and I want more.


insidious
inconspicuous, but actually with grave effect
an insidious [disease].
using an accepted [jocularity] in dealing with misguided members of the far right that [masks] the insidiousness of this form of [nostalgia].
While countless films paint [monstrous] pictures of the horrors of bad parenting, Little Children [sheds] light onto the much more [insidiously] easy trap of negligent parenting.
Twisted into [insidious] grins, their blood-red lips [ooze] a comic horror that will [seep] into the lives of the film's real kids,
It's [insidious], the way Highsmith seduces us into identifying with him and sharing his selfishness,
treacherous
He was cruel, [treacherous] and unscrupulous.
My [memory] is treacherous.
serendipitous
serendipitous scientific [discov]eries. 
Although Spielberg said he wanted to give Tom Hanks the time and space to develop elaborate situations like Tati [serendipit]ously blundered through
Vicinity