hard luck
Speech parts
1. hard luck - Noun
2. hard luck - Adjective
3. hard luck - Interjection
Meaning
hard luck (uncountable)
Bad luck.
hard luck
Expressed to someone suffering misfortune.
hard-luck (comparative more hard-luck, superlative most hard-luck)
Marked by or experiencing difficulty, as if by bad luck.
Alternative names
hard-luck
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Examples
But on the contrary, it turned into another of the familiar hard-luck stories which permeate our sporting culture.
It had been 18 long years since they tasted victory in the Ulster Senior Football Championship with the intervening years throwing up a mix of hard-luck stories and disappointing defeats.
There’s not much to do around Kristyl’s (Amber Havard) hard luck subdivision besides getting into trouble at her age.
Four tracks were released as singles, " Everything I Need " (May 1985), "Man with Two Hearts", "Maria" (August), and "Hard Luck Story" (October); only the lead single charted in Australia (No. 37) and the US (No. 47).
It would be hard luck on some though, including Ipswich, who would miss out.
There was no lack of hard luck stories among the marchers for those wishing lo record them.