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According to the context, against all odds could be something unhopped for, or simply unexpected, which can be rendered by in-speratus (un-hoppedhoped). So I would translate it as ex insperato vici (I suppose it makes more sense to conjugate it to the perfect).

According to the context, against all odds could be something unhopped for, or simply unexpected, which can be rendered by in-speratus (un-hopped). So I would translate it as ex insperato vici (I suppose it makes more sense to conjugate it to the perfect).

According to the context, against all odds could be something unhopped for, or simply unexpected, which can be rendered by in-speratus (un-hoped). So I would translate it as ex insperato vici (I suppose it makes more sense to conjugate it to the perfect).

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According to the context, against all odds could be something unhopped for, or simply unexpected, which can be rendered by in-speratus (un-hopped). So I would translate it as ex insperato vici (I suppose it makes more sense to conjugate it to the perfect).