Luckily is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LUCKILY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a lucky manner; by good fortune; fortunately; -- used in a good sense; as, they luckily escaped injury.
ADVERB:
• LUCKY, fortunate
• it is fortunate that
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in a lucky manner

Words related to LUCKILY

lucky14

Words that contain LUCKILY

pluckily19 unluckily18

How to use LUCKILY in a sentence

• Luckily for them, the colonel and Lancelot were following close behind, and came to their assistance.
• At last, one of the women luckily thought of offering me a bath, and I accepted the proposal with great joy.
• Luckily, the waves had broken away part of the ship, and left the opening wide enough for the passage of our troop.
• Luckily, the doctor was there and overhauled him on the spot.
• Luckily, two of our most important witnesses are missing.
• Very luckily for you I cannot find many materials here for detaining you long, so God bless you, my dear Lord.
• Luckily, just as the stern-rope was cast off, the missing pump-gear came to hand.
• Luckily the wind began to subside, and by degrees old ocean wore a face of undisturbed serenity.
• Luckily the road was broad, and in the finest possible condition, and perfectly well known to the horses.
• Luckily the English were not ready for battle, and Perry had a month in which to drill his men before the enemy sailed out to meet him.
• Luckily his old horse was of quiet disposition, and he stopped dead in his tracks when the seat flew out of the back of the wagon.
• Luckily, however, my shaman friend came to my tent at daybreak next morning, and thus relieved my anxiety.
• A shot fired from one of the ships had luckily so terrified the savages that they made off for the woods.
• Luckily it did not rain, and we were preserved from the misery which a heavy shower would have occasioned us.
• The poor creature roared with fright, and a second stampede ensued, in which luckily the rope slipped off the leg of the rhinoceros to which it was attached.
• He began to break up the work, but luckily his servant Antonio, successor to Urbino, begged the fragments from his master.
• I am afraid that we did the mile to Gravosa in a good deal less than the legal limit, but luckily no one was the worse for it, and there were no policemen about.
• Luckily for him the niggers are only good at close range.
• The Author however recovered, and has since written two or three other Tracts with the same Spirit, and very luckily for his poor Soul with the same Success.
• Luckily we won our point, so we went back to work and helped feed the starved social state, and in a few years America was rich again.
• Luckily, the association did not require eternal vows, and I think I saw the pretty article restored to its proper use later on.
• But luckily the packs remained intact until we were once more on open, flat ground.
• Luckily the Duke kept nearly all his secret papers about his person.
• Luckily he had not heard their approach, and Frank drew the boat closer under the point, to watch his motions.
• Luckily for Diderot, he was thus generous by temperament, and not because he expected gratitude.

Similar words containing LUCKI without suffix ly

luckie12 luckier13 luckies13 lucking14 cluckier16 clucking17 luckiest14 pluckier16 pluckily19 plucking17 cluckiest17 luckiness15 pluckiest17 unluckier15 unluckily18 mislucking19 pluckiness18 unluckiest16 luckinesses17 unluckiness17 pluckinesses20 unluckinesses19

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