Misfortune and Wreck

Misfortune

Misfortune noun - Bad luck or an example of this.

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Wreck and misfortune are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wreck" instead a noun "Misfortune".

Wreck noun - The portion or bits of something left over or behind after it has been destroyed.

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Misfortune and wreck are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Misfortune" instead a noun "Wreck".

Nearby Words: wrecked, wrecker, wreckage, wrecking

old	old misfortune	old wreck
utter	utter misfortune	utter wreck
actual	actual misfortune	actual wreck
massive	massive misfortune	massive wreck
Other adjectives: serious, bad, horrible, tragic, aforementioned.

Whether a mascot coming to beat you up or divine misfortune to wreck one's day, the customer is promised a nasty end if they don't haul their butt to a store right now.

Source: Abusive Advertising
Filbert of Rocko's Modern Life gets jinxed by a "Misfortune Cookie." At the end of the episode, his lucky charms do get him a small victory but pretty much wreck the world in the process.

Source: The Jinx

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