Luck and Stroke

Luck

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

Usage example: some people have all the luck

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Stroke and luck are semantically related. in praise topic. In some cases you can use "Stroke" instead the word "Luck" as a noun or a verb, when it comes to topics like break, good fortune.

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

Stroke

Stroke noun - A hard strike with a part of the body or an instrument.

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Antonyms for Stroke

Luck and stroke are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Luck" instead the word "Stroke" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: stroked, stroking

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How words are described

high	high luck	high stroke
right	right luck	right stroke
massive	massive luck	massive stroke
great	great luck	great stroke
Other adjectives: unfortunate, little, bad, quick, decent, incredible, unbelievable, possible, mere, further, extra, amazing, miraculous.

Both words in one sentence

They don't want to admit that only a stroke of luck made them beloved and idolized Supers instead of reviled Powereds.

Source: Literature / Super Powereds
Unfortunately, since he's a Powered, not a Super, he can't control it, so it usually results in a stroke of good luck followed by a stroke of misfortune (he calls it his "bipolar luck").

Source: Born Lucky
Having to break into the C47 guard's quarters was a bad stroke of luck, whereas in Contracts it's one of the easier locations.

Source: Video Game / Hitman: Contracts

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