perchance
21perchance — adverb archaic or literary by some chance. Origin ME: from OFr. par cheance by chance …
22perchance — ad. Perhaps, possibly, by chance, haply, maybe, it may, be, as luck may have it, peradventure, mayhap …
23perchance — per·chance …
24perchance — UK [pə(r)ˈtʃɑːns] / US [pərˈtʃæːns] adverb an old word meaning perhaps or by any chance …
25perchance — per•chance [[t]pərˈtʃæns, ˈtʃɑns[/t]] adv. 1) perhaps; maybe; possibly 2) archaic by chance • Etymology: 1300–50; ME, var. of par chance by chance < AF …
26perchance — /pəˈtʃæns / (say puh chans), / ˈtʃans/ (say chahns) adverb Archaic or Poetic 1. maybe; possibly. 2. by chance. {Middle English per chance, from Anglo French par chance by chance} …
27perchance — see PERHAPS …
28perchance — adv. archaic or poet. 1 by chance. 2 possibly; maybe. Etymology: ME f. AF par chance f. par by, CHANCE …
29perchance, perforce — The first means possibly. The second means without choice …
30perchance, perforce — The first means possibly. The second means without choice …
