Adjective:

துரத்திட்டம் வாய்ந்த,

unlucky's Usage Examples:

parrywas unlucky tho, and only parried the ball back into the path of Gary Marshall who bundled in the rebound.

It was under these unlucky auspices that the elections of new deputies took place in 1829.

I believe with so much going on, he let slip, if only for a moment and unfortunately Maul got lucky, with an underhanded trick, {unlucky for Qui~Gon and the Universe} , proving Maul is as honourless as he is evil.

thimble of water - and voila!Thimble >>Getting the piece with a coin in it would mean you were going to be wealthy, while the unlucky person who got a thimble would never marry.

"I say, Rostov," said Dolokhov clearly, smiling and looking Nicholas straight in the eyes, "you know the saying, 'Lucky in love, unlucky at cards.

In his league match for Oxford at the Abbey, he was very unlucky with mechanical breakdowns restricting his score.

Warbeck deserved all that he reaped, Edward of but the unlucky Clarences fate estranged many hearts from the king.

For his part, Foster was unlucky to miss the semifinal of the single sculls in a hard repechage.

unlucky to lose the final of their event at Penarth Regatta two weeks ago.

'The southern and western peoples still practise infanticide as regards children born on several unlucky days in each month.

He considered his unlucky circumstances to be retribution for his past decisions.

Indeed Johnson, though he did not despise or affect to despise money, and though his strong sense and long experience ought to have qualified him to protect his own interests, seems to have been singularly unskilful and unlucky in his literary bargains.

Synonyms:

jinxed, luckless, hexed, unfortunate,

Antonyms:

felicitous, auspicious, unpropitiousness, lucky, fortunate,