Champion and Lucky

Champion

Champion adjective - Holding first place in a contest.

Lucky and champion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lucky" instead an adjective "Champion".

Lucky

Lucky adjective - Having good luck.

Champion and lucky are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Champion" instead an adjective "Lucky".

Nearby Words: luck, luckily, luckiness, lucking, lucked

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • Useful Notes / The British Royal Family She was also more or less officially deemed Team GB's lucky charm during her ubiquitous appearances at the 2012 Olympics, where the former field hockey champion served as Team GB ambassador.
  • The Boxing Episode During a practice bout, a lucky shot knocks champion boxer Kid Hogan unconscious.
  • Sure the audience knows he's a Fake Ultimate Hero who's lucky to survive the stuff he puts himself through, but the people of Earth he's their greatest champion and savior.
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