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wild card

[wahyld-kahrd] / ˈwaɪldˌkɑrd /
NOUN
twist of fate


Example Sentences

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They knew that Hunter’s presence was the wild card that differentiated this show from the other “Trek” projects.

From Los Angeles Times

The identity of Buffalo's opponents in the next playoff round will hinge on the outcome of other AFC wild card games being played on Sunday and Monday.

From Barron's

How U.S. pressure to acquire Greenland might impact the process is a wild card.

From The Wall Street Journal

And critically, he’ll have his No. 1 receiver back for the wild card round game against the Houston Texans.

From The Wall Street Journal

A major wild card is whether the Supreme Court will overrule some portion of the tariffs, and how the administration might respond.

From The Wall Street Journal