most fortunate; deeply honored
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesadjective
most fortunate; highly gratifying; very promising
literaryUsed in formal or classical contexts to express that a situation is highly auspicious or that the removal of a negative element brings great fortune. Often appears in historical or literary discourse.
The elimination of sycophants and traitors is most fortunate for the nation.
To encounter a wise ruler is truly a matter of great fortune.
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That the epidemic is under control is most fortunate for the common people.
adjective
deeply honored; most obliged; much obliged
formalPrimarily used in formal correspondence, particularly in traditional letter writing, to express profound gratitude or honor upon receiving instruction, advice, or attention from a superior or respected peer. Often repeated for emphasis (幸甚，幸甚).
I am deeply honored to receive your instruction.
To have won your favor is an honor beyond measure.
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I am most honored to have read your great work.