What's the antonym of "serendipitous"? [closed]

adjectives single-word-requests antonyms

Solution 1:

"Unlucky" is almost an antonym, although serendipitous is more specific than just "lucky" and refers to finding good things by accident. "Ill-fated," "luckless" or "star-crossed" might work.

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