jinxing Sentence Examples
- Her constant pessimism seemed to be jinxing the team's performance.
- The superstitious coach believed that wearing the wrong jersey could jinx their chances of winning.
- She accidentally broke the mirror, convinced that she had jinxed her future.
- Every time he entered the lottery, his bad luck jinxed his chances of winning.
- The athlete was known for his superstitious rituals to avoid jinxing himself before a competition.
- The actor jinxed his audition by spilling a drink on the director.
- The superstitious student refused to study the night before an exam, fearing that it would jinx their grade.
- The team's losing streak was widely attributed to the jinx caused by their new mascot.
- The superstition surrounding black cats is often used to jinx people by crossing their path.
- The jinxing of a project caused it to face unexpected delays and challenges.
jinxing Meaning
jinxing
the state or spell of bad luck brought on by a jinx, one that brings bad luck, to bring bad luck to, someone or something that brings bad luck, to foredoom to failure or misfortune
Synonyms & Antonyms of jinxing
Synonyms:
- seducing
- mesmerizing
- ensorcelling
- attracting
- fascinating
- bewitching
- charming
- striking
- overlooking
- spelling
- hexing
- enchanting
- ensorceling
- captivating
- luring
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
FAQs About the word jinxing
the state or spell of bad luck brought on by a jinx, one that brings bad luck, to bring bad luck to, someone or something that brings bad luck, to foredoom to f
cursing, possessing, voodooing, seducing, mesmerizing, ensorcelling, attracting, fascinating, bewitching,charming
blessing,,
Her constant pessimism seemed to be jinxing the team's performance.
The superstitious coach believed that wearing the wrong jersey could jinx their chances of winning.
She accidentally broke the mirror, convinced that she had jinxed her future.
Every time he entered the lottery, his bad luck jinxed his chances of winning.
