Adverb:

Unluckily,

unluckily's Usage Examples:

He played in all 3 games but unluckily lost his spot for the qualifying final.

However unluckily we could not, so far, give enough publicity to the legendary importance.

Malik M Qayyum has been a professional lawyer but unluckily was dragged in controversy when he was judge of the Lahore High Court.

07 and having a highest score of (unluckily) 99*.

the researcher unluckily concludes that something is the fact.

But, unluckily, the poet, instead of exhibiting this bold bad man with the lofty regal.

bought a Toyota AE86 of his own and began practicing in the mountains, unluckily he soon had a nasty crash which almost caused him to give up drifting.

of the Mighty Minnows was at the Caldy Sevens in 2007 where they were unluckily beaten by Sale Sharks in the final 28-31.

Beatrice Taussig who unluckily falls in love with Gregory's fiancée, eventually gives up Bisyarina to.

epitomized in the cliché "drawing the short straw"—to mean being randomly, unluckily, or unfairly selected to perform a task, at the risk of suffering a penalty.

keeper Steve Bowtell out of the first team for several seasons, Goddard unluckily lost his place to the newly signed John Jackson in October 1973.

The B-side of the single was "Oh Boy", a song about a girl who unluckily falls in love with a gay boy, which would later also be included on Diamonds.

The white and black dog had unluckily missed out on the English Derby final the previous year before winning.

Synonyms:

alas; regrettably; unfortunately;

Antonyms:

fortuitously; as luck would have it; fortunately; luckily;