windfall
/ˈwɪndfeɪl/Definitions
1. noun
an unexpected and fortunate event or circumstance, especially one that brings financial gain
“The company’s sudden success was a windfall for its investors.”
2. noun
a quantity of something, especially money, that is received suddenly or unexpectedly
“The inheritance was a sizeable windfall for the young woman.”
3. verb
to gain something suddenly or unexpectedly
“The family’s fortunes changed when they won the lottery; they had finally windfall-ed their financial struggles.”