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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'least lucky' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to someone or something that is the most unlucky or has had the worst luck. For example: "The least lucky of the lottery-players had to return empty-handed."
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I'm at least lucky that I finished.
She is literally the least lucky Selena in all of entertainment history".
"Things move as fast as the least lucky and least competent supplier".
The Makrises said they were at least lucky that they had made a good choice in upgrading the fireplace when they bought the apartment.
English cricket can boast depth of pace bowling, some bright young things epitomised by Jonny Bairstow, who kept depositing white missiles into the river Taff around bedtime on Friday and a band of effective, or, at the very least, lucky marketing men.
The CEO noted that the Model 3 has 10,000 unique parts, with multiple processes for each, and that the production pace is only as fast as the "slowest and least lucky" of those.
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I am at least luckier than my brother Tony, whose name, according to babynamesworld.com, means "n/a".
Or, at least, my lucky moment.
He was, in this respect at least, a lucky man.
At least one lucky man did not need the money.
That only made ticket buyers feel privileged, or at least inexplicably lucky.
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