11 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Jinx' in a Sentence
"To bring bad luck or curse someone or something." more
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The stormy weather was jinxing our plans for a picnic in the park.
Sarah hesitated to mention the upcoming surprise party, afraid it might jinx the secret plan.
The broken mirror will be jinxing our road trip this weekend.
The cat will be jinxing the game by crossing the field during the match.
I have jinxed my phone by dropping it too many times.
He will be jinxing his chances if he walks under that ladder.
Avoiding black cats is one way some people try to jinx-proof their day.
Every time Emma wore her lucky socks, she believed they would jinx the opposing soccer team.
Starting a business on Friday the 13th may jinx its success.
Timmy accidentally spilled salt on the table, fearing it would jinx the family dinner.
Bobby was careful not to say the word "test" out loud, as if uttering it would jinx his performance.
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