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The phrase "a new fortune" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fresh opportunity for wealth or success, often in a context of change or new beginnings.
Example: "After years of hard work, she finally found a new fortune in her business venture."
Alternatives: "a fresh wealth" or "a new wealth".
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In business, he may be only one good idea short of a new fortune.
But for Mr. Turner, a new fortune would come in handy.
The company will soon advertise for a new fortune writer, and Lau will make the transition to editor.
Bankrolled in part by Mr. Rothschild, Mr. Hayward now hopes to make a new fortune in small oil.
A new fortune seems to be minted every three months, filling the city with ever more extravagant and innovative displays of wealth.
(Jeff Bezos didn't buy the Washington Post to make a new fortune: he bought an American institution in need of restoration, and he's cherishing it).
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He wastes a huge amount of his new fortune on craps, blackjack and roulette and buys an estate, which he names Wormwood Scrubs after the London prison where he did time.
Which is where McNish will no doubt be, come the opening round in Sebring next year – looking for new fortune from a new season.
Let this new-found wealth 'sink in' and give yourself time to create a thoughtful plan for your new fortune.
Miller's new fortune fed an extravagant lifestyle.
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