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unlucky
adjective as in unfortunate, doomed
Strong match
Example Sentences
Fire officials said Camarillo Heights got incredibly unlucky.
"It is a real problem and not unlucky any more. This is a trend that has stuck with England."
Former England wing Ugo Monye said the defeat against Australia is like "groundhog day" and that being "unlucky" is no longer an excuse.
He may feel the need to reintroduce Ryan Baird and Craig Casey, who were unlucky to miss out on the matchday squad, while Calvin Nash - who ably deputised for the injured Mack Hansen in the Six Nations - will be itching for another chance.
“Just unlucky, nothing more than that. I made a couple of mistakes that cost me a couple of positions in the end.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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