His vacation turned into a series of misadventures.
a string of financial misadventures eventually left him broke
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Etymology
Middle English mesaventure, from Anglo-French, from mesavenir to turn out badly, from mes- mis- + avenir to happen, from Latin advenire — more at adventure
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