Synonyms for Trying one's luck:
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v.
• gamble
- back
, - bet
, - brave
, - buck the odds
, - cast lots
, - challenge
, - cut the cards
, - dare
, - defy
, - endanger
, - face
, - flip the coin
, - game
, - go for broke
, - hazard
, - imperil
, - jeopardize
, - lay money on
, - lot
, - make a bet
, - play
, - plunge
, - put
, - put faith in
, - put trust in
, - risk
, - set
, - shoot the moon
, - shoot the works
, - speculate
, - stake
, - stick one's neck out
, - take a flyer
, - tempt fortune
, - trust to luck
, - try one's luck
, - venture
, - wager
.
• tempt fate
What are the hypernyms for Trying one's luck?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for trying one's luck?
The phrase "trying one's luck" often implies a sense of uncertainty or risk. However, there are several antonyms for this term that connote a greater degree of confidence or control. For example, those who are "assured" or "guaranteed" success may not need to rely on sheer luck to achieve their goals. They might instead have a well thought-out plan or a high level of skill that ensures their success. Another antonym for "trying one's luck" might be "avoiding risk," indicating a deliberate choice to steer clear of uncertain or potentially dangerous situations. Ultimately, the best approach will depend on the specific context and individual goals.
What are the antonyms for Trying one's luck?
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v.
• gamble
- ascend
, - be careful
, - design
, - discourage
, - displace
, - dissuade
, - ensure
, - guard
, - hide
, - insure
, - plan
, - remove
, - rise
, - safeguard
, - save
.
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