luckiness
- noun
- /ˈlʌkɪnəs/
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suerte
- The luckiness of finding a perfect parking spot made her day much easier.
Some reason I'm I'm I have luckiness about me like even dice even Yeah, even with even with the the Cee Lo, I'm a head crack king.
- Some reason I'm I'm I have luckiness about me like even dice even Yeah, even with even with the the Cee Lo, I'm a head crack king.
Examples
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The point is Fed (nor Rafa who got 11) didn't get 17 Slams and GOAT based on "luckiness."
Blog text (10) -
And that kind of luckiness comes with a certain responsibility.
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I acknowledge my luckiness without giving up my claim to the suckiness.
Blog text (22) -
This year, David Shaw and Pep Hamilton, Andrew Luck, Director of Luckiness (or as the rest of football refers to the position: Offensive Coordinator), have changed this up a little bit.
Blog text (4) -
They stood there surveying the luckiness—the room, the porch, the sunset, the gathered fellow human beings.
Fiction book (1991) -
Winning the lottery was a matter of pure luckiness for her.
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His luckiness seemed to follow him everywhere, leading to many unexpected successes.
Synonyms
547
1.0
A fortunate event that happens by chance
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3.1
Good or bad luck that happens by chance
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2.5
A lucky event or success that happens by chance
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7.9
A happy chance event that brings good results
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3.9
Good luck that happens by chance, not because you worked for it
Good luck when something happens by accident
Antonyms
How Lucky
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Luckiness comes from the simple word luck, which itself comes from an old Norse word lukka meaning 'good fortune'. So luckiness is the quality of having good chance or being lucky when things go in your favor.