luckiness (Meaning)
luckiness (n)
an auspicious state resulting from favorable outcomes
luckiness (n.)
The state or quality of being lucky; as, the luckiness of a man or of an event.
Good fortune; favorable issue or event.
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luckiness Sentence Examples
- Her extraordinary luckiness allowed her to win the lottery three times in a row.
- Despite his diligent efforts, he always seemed to lack the luckiness needed to succeed.
- The team's luckiness appeared to be running out as they suffered a string of unfortunate losses.
- She attributed her success to a combination of hard work and sheer luckiness.
- The driver's luckiness was uncanny as he managed to narrowly avoid several accidents.
- He considered himself incredibly fortunate, often believing that luckiness was on his side.
- The gambler's luckiness had finally run out as he lost everything on a single bet.
- Some people believed that luckiness was a skill that could be cultivated, while others dismissed it as mere chance.
- The discovery of hidden treasure was attributed to pure luckiness rather than any logical reasoning.
- The singer's fame and fortune were often credited to her luckiness, but it was her talent and perseverance that truly fueled her success.
FAQs About the word luckiness
an auspicious state resulting from favorable outcomesThe state or quality of being lucky; as, the luckiness of a man or of an event., Good fortune; favorable is
luck,fortune, fortunateness, blessing, hit, windfall,fluke, stroke, strike, chance
mishap, adversity, unluckiness, disaster, sorrow, trouble, misadventure, misfortune, sorrow, mischance
Her extraordinary luckiness allowed her to win the lottery three times in a row.
Despite his diligent efforts, he always seemed to lack the luckiness needed to succeed.
The team's luckiness appeared to be running out as they suffered a string of unfortunate losses.
She attributed her success to a combination of hard work and sheer luckiness.
