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| Felix culpa |  |
| noun | 1. An apparent error or disaster with happy consequences. |
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 | | "I try to find the felix culpa in every mistake I make, even if just to learn from it." | | "I thought the rain was going to ruin my birthday party, but it ended up being a felix culpa as more people came." | | "It turned out to be a felix culpa and the clients were happy, but it was still a costly error." |
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 | | Latin, early 20th century |
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 | | Translated directly from Latin, "felix culpa" means "happy fault," but it more loosely means that a mistake has an unintended positive outcome. ... |  |
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