12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Jinx' in a Sentence
"To bring bad luck or curse someone or something." more
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They have jinxed the project with last-minute changes.
She will jinx the interview with her nervous energy.
The constant rain was jinxing our efforts to have an outdoor barbecue.
We have jinxed the garden with too much fertilizer.
Ignoring the 'no whistling backstage' rule will jinx the play.
The broken mirror in the hallway had been jinxing our household for weeks.
The spilled salt will be jinxing our dinner party tonight.
The broken mirror is thought to be jinxing the household with seven years of bad luck.
The black cat crossing the path was jinxing our journey to the countryside.
Despite their talent, the team always felt jinxed when playing against their rival.
If you spill salt, tossing a pinch over your left shoulder will prevent it from jinxing your luck.
The old superstition warns that breaking a mirror can jinx your luck for seven years.
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