দুর্ঘটনা বা সুযোগ বা পরিবর্তন সাপেক্ষে

Adjective:

Fluky,

fluky's Usage Examples:

the pleasures we're enjoyin', When p’r’aps we’ve nothin' better than some fluky water handy, An' they’re right on all the lickers—rum, an' plenty beer an'.

and they were lucky to gain a 1–1 draw (with the equaliser coming from a "fluky" free-kick from Tommy Traynor), although match reports show that Lindsay.

than cold, forgiving rather than damning, Rachel is a throwback to the fluky, generous vibe that sustained the director's films in the late 1970s and.

The notoriously fluky wind on the lake has proved a successful training ground in learning to.

Joey's brother Mickey Leigh relates: "The fluky connection between Johnny and the KKK raised a specter that keeps friends.

He described his break into the industry as "a genuine lucky, fluky" one; initially temping on the oil and future trading floor at 399 Park.

Though Thomas Gradin scored a fluky goal to give the Canucks a 2-1 lead early in the second period of Game One.

Blott’s score was described as “a very fluky touchdown, earned through the Blott’s quick thinking.

Dick Heller, "HELLER: Stone's fluky All-Star win a fading memory", Washington Times, July 18, 2011.

com/blog/dallas/texas-rangers/post/_/id/4916423/nothing-fluky-about-rangers-destruction-of-astros "The Rangers Are Kind of Sore Winners".

local derby away to Hartlepools United, which the Yorkshire Post thought "fluky": the goalkeeper placed himself to cover Jerry Best's shot, "but the ball.

Even with several fluky goals, and a bit of controversy over the game-winner, Harvard was able to.

the film three out of four stars, saying "The vibe is loose-limbed and fluky, and the gags have an extra snap that's recognizably Seinfeldian.

fluky's Meaning':

subject to accident or chance or change

Synonyms:

chancy; flukey; iffy; uncertain;

Antonyms:

certain; safe; sure; uncertainty; determinate;