lucky

[ˈlʌki]

lucky Definition

• 1. having, bringing, or resulting from good luck
• 2. fortunate

Using lucky: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "lucky" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I feel lucky to have found such a great job.

• Example

  It was lucky that nobody was hurt in the accident.

• Example

  She's always been lucky in love.

• Example

  He made a lucky guess and won the game.

lucky Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for lucky

• fortunate
• blessed
• successful
• charmed
• prosperous

Antonyms for lucky

• unlucky
• cursed
• jinxed
• unfortunate
• hapless

Phrases with lucky

• lucky break

  an unexpected event that brings good fortune

  Example

  Getting that job offer was a lucky break for him.

• lucky charm

  an object believed to bring good luck

  Example

  She always carries her lucky charm with her when she takes an exam.

• lucky streak

  a period of continued good luck

  Example

  He's been on a lucky streak lately, winning every game he plays.

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Summary: lucky in Brief

The term 'lucky' [ˈlʌki] refers to having, bringing, or resulting from good luck. It is often used to describe fortunate events or circumstances, such as 'I feel lucky to have found such a great job.' 'Lucky' can also be used in phrases like 'lucky break,' which describes an unexpected event that brings good fortune.