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Term: luck out

Description:

"Luck out" is an idiomatic expression commonly used in informal contexts to refer to the occurrence of a fortunate or serendipitous event. It means to experience unexpectedly good luck or to be fortunate in a specific situation. This phrase is often used to highlight a positive outcome resulting from chance rather than personal effort or planning.

Examples:

As a verb:

1. She really lucked out when she found a rare antique at a garage sale.
2. I didn't study for the test, but I lucked out and got an A anyway.

As a noun:

1. Winning the lottery was an incredible luck out for him.
2. We had a total luck out with the weather during our vacation.

As an adjective:

1. They had a luck-out encounter with a famous celebrity at the restaurant.
2. He had a luck-out day where everything went perfectly.

As an adverb:

1. I didn't prepare for the presentation, but I lucked out and it went really well.
2. She lucked out and found her lost wallet just in time.

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