flukey UK
ˈfluːki
See also: fluky (US)
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Definition of flukey - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
luck-basedRareUKobtained or achieved more by chance than skillRareUK
  • His flukey win surprised everyone at the tournament.
fortuitous serendipitous
2.
unstableRareUKprone to rapid and unpredictable changesRareUK
  • The flukey weather ruined our picnic plans.
capricious fickle
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Origin of flukey

English, fluke (lucky stroke) + -y (characterized by)

Examples of flukey in a sentence

  • The flukey discovery led to a major breakthrough.
  • His flukey performance surprised everyone.
  • The stock market's flukey trends worried investors.

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  1. French:chanceux, capricieux, ...
  2. German:glücklich, launisch, ...
  3. Italian:fortunato, instabile, ...
  4. Spanish:afortunado, caprichoso, ...
  5. Portuguese:sortudo, instável, ...
  6. Chinese:侥幸的, 变化无常的, ...
  7. Japanese:偶然の, 変わりやすい, ...
  8. Arabic:مُصادَف, مُتَقَلِّب, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַקְרִי, בִּלְתִּי יָצִיב, ...
  10. Russian:случайный, переменчивый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:випадковий, непередбачуваний, ...
  12. Hindi:संयोगवश, अस्थिर, ...

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