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star-crossed

[stahr-krawst, -krost] / ˈstɑrˌkrɔst, -ˌkrɒst /


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Later, the cast re-enacts the medieval story of the star-crossed Tristan and Isolde.

From New York Times

Call it Valentine’s Day counterprogramming: a love story that is not about star-crossed destiny, but about making room in your life for the people you love to get what they want, too.

From Washington Post

As a fierce professional battling for survival, Wong isn’t afraid to come on strong, allowing her deep sonorous voice to become more soft and sensual as this star-crossed love affair waxes into a new phase.

From Seattle Times

On a smaller stage, in a more star-crossed nation, Zelensky is, like Lincoln, an improbable protagonist in a vast and consequential drama.

From Washington Post

His ascension transformed the star-crossed heir into a dignified sovereign and Britain’s head of state.

From New York Times