in|for|tune

in|for|tune
in|for|tune «ihn FR chuhn», noun.
1. Astrology. a planet or aspect of evil influence, especially Saturn or Mars.
2. Obsolete. misfortune.
[< Middle French infortune, learned borrowing from Latin īnfortūnium, ultimately < in- not + fortūna fortune]

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