providential [ˌprɑ:vɪˈdenʃl]

例句:

• This, in damning contrast to the free and providential peopling of New England.
  来自NEWYORKER
• At a critical moment...providential succour arrived from an English fleet.
  来自W. S. Churchill
• He explained the yellow fever epidemic as a providential act to discourage urban growth.
  他解释说黄热病的流行恰好减缓了城市的扩张。
  
• The pistols were loaded so our escape is indeed providential.
  手枪是上了子弹的，所以我们能逃脱实在幸运。
  
• It'struck her as providential that she should be the instrument of his initiation.
  在她看来,由她来担任这个启蒙的角色实出天意.
  
• For Kucinich, the story seemed providential.
  来自NEWYORKER