Luck and Rise

Luck

Luck noun - Success that is partly the result of chance.

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Rise and luck are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rise" instead a verb "Luck".

Nearby Words: lucky, luckless, luckily, luckiness, lucking

Rise verb - To become greater in extent, volume, amount, or number.

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Luck and rise are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Luck" instead a verb "Rise".

Nearby Words: rising, risen

old	old luck	old rise
high	high luck	high rise
low	low luck	low rise
special	special luck	special rise
Other adjectives: better, similar, complete, actual, entire, constant, massive, extreme, little, quick, personal, general, legendary.

Afterwards, the guy uses his not inconsiderable talents coupled with her luck to rise astronomically, while she, being accustomed to utter luck, sputtered and flailed.

Source: Curse Is Foiled Again
In A Very Potter Sequel Hermione wishes Ron good luck by hugging him, causing the broomstick in his hand to rise up.

Source: Something Else Also Rises
Also well known for his bad luck, consisting in a long string of near-misses in landing important roles before his rise to prominence.

Source: Creator / Henry Cavill

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