flukey's Usage Examples:

Therefore, BABIP can be used to spot flukey seasons by pitchers, as with other statistical measures; those pitchers.

not only tired out the pitcher but also allowed for more hits because a "flukey" hit could land in play.

Contemporary reports described her victory as "decidedly flukey".

Weston's goal was "very flukey".

"I had to develop flukey-duke shots, what we call la-la, hesitating in the air as long as possible.

into the tournament having been reseeded from the top spot after losing a flukey heartbreaker in the Yeshiva League semifinals) to finally dispatch the top.

Too contingent in the sense that the initial choice is open and flukey, and too contingent in the sense that once the initial choice is made, an.

"Track ' Field Sectional Championships Roundup: Nothing flukey, Princeton High girls roll again", The Times, May 27, 2012.

scholars instead emphasize how the democratization process occurs in a flukey manner which depends on the unique characteristics and circumstances of.

Synonyms:

uncertain; iffy; fluky; chancy;

Antonyms:

determinate; uncertainty; sure; safe; certain;