Definition of conaster :.
(kə-năs'tər)
1. (n.) Literally: with star, antonym to disaster. The fortunate outcome of an almost imminent disaster; the sensation of a catastrophe narrowly averted and later remembered from the vantage point of safety.
Origins: From Latin cum, with, and Greek astron, star.
Examples:
There were several conasters in my life that I cannot recall without thanking God for his undeserved mercy.
You were born under a lucky star. This conaster is an amazing mixture of chance and miracle.Submitted by: Mikhail Epstein, Topics: Miscellaneous
