[
UK
/dʒˈɪŋkst/
]
ADJECTIVE
- (usually used colloquially) causing or accompanied by misfortune
How To Use jinxed In A Sentence
- And you'd think the project was almost jinxed; I think we had three changes of Indian government.
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- The thought is that by talking about my Webbys' acceptance speech so much, I've jinxed myself out of winning.
- But I must agree with "jinxed" below, it's a war that has been going on for decades now. Steven Weber: The War on Hope
- Hamleys has been somewhat jinxed over the past five years, with frequent changes of management and poor merchandising.
- They must be thinking that this wedding is jinxed.
- The England team were jinxed as soon as I paid any attention to them.
- The pilot felt that the flight had been jinxed.
- Having had a jinxed left back position it looks like we now have a jinxed central defender position!