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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a token of good luck" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an object or symbol that is believed to bring good fortune or positive outcomes.
Example: "She gave me a small charm as a token of good luck before my big presentation."
Alternatives: "a symbol of good fortune" or "an emblem of luck".
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The film also features a cameo from LA billboard queen, Angelyne, whose frequent sightings of her driving around in her still-there (but most likely a successor) pink camaro around town are almost considered a token of good luck to LA residents.
But despite the devastation, a symbol of hope appears on the artist's head: daddy longlegs, a token of good luck, amidst swarming ants.
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That proved a stroke of good luck.
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STRIKING gold is generally considered a slice of good luck.
A tree of good luck, bad luck and creativity, it is now a part of us.
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That was when a stroke of good luck — and good light — changed his fortunes.
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