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Definitions from the WebTerm: hard-luckDefinition:Adjective: characterized by or having a run of bad luck or unfortunate circumstances. Sense 1:Adjective: Unfortunate or unlucky. Example sentence: He was a hard-luck case, always facing difficulties at every turn. Sense 2:Adjective: Marked by persistent failure or lack of success. Example sentence: The hard-luck team lost yet another game, extending their losing streak. Sense 3:Noun: A person, often an athlete or performer, that has had a string of misfortunes or lacks success. Example sentence: The hard-luck of the boxer's career was evident as he suffered yet another defeat. Sense 4:Noun: A series or run of unlucky events or circumstances. Example sentence: Life seemed to be a continuous hard-luck for him as he faced one setback after another. Sense 5:Adverb: In an unfortunate or unlucky manner. Example sentence: She worked hard but seemed to always end up hard-luck in her endeavors. Related Products: | ||||
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