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ill-fated
[il-fey-tid]
adjective
destined, as though by fate, to an unhappy or unfortunate end.
an ill-fated voyage.
Synonyms: , , ,bringing bad fortune.
ill-fated
adjective
doomed or unlucky
an ill-fated marriage
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of ill-fated1
Example Sentences
In an ill-fated effort to make nice with MAGA, Newsom started a podcast promising "honest discussions with people that agree AND disagree with us," all "without demeaning or dehumanizing one other."
After they took the out at first on an initial sacrifice attempt, the Trojans twice tried to cut down runners at home with ill-fated results.
Biden's ill-fated decision to seek a second presidential term may haunt Democrats for a generation.
Eubank Sr says accompanying his son in the ambulance brought back memories of his ill-fated bout with Michael Watson in 1991, when his opponent suffered brain damage.
Not since that ill-fated tilt in 2011, when he began with a 65, has McIlroy made a dominant start to the Masters.
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