14 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 will be jinxing the wedding by seeing each other before the ceremony.
Sarah suspected that her old umbrella had been jinxing her on rainy days.
The old sailor warned the crew not to mention storms at sea, as it was believed to jinx the voyage.
Losing the wedding ring will jinx the marriage, according to the old legend.
He was jinxing his team with his negative energy during the crucial match.
Whenever I wear my lucky socks, I believe they jinx the opposing team in the soccer match.
As the full moon rises, some believe it is jinxing the tranquility of the sleepy town.
By midnight, the black cat will have been jinxing the peaceful atmosphere of the old graveyard.
By the time the final exam arrives, she will have been jinxing her study sessions for weeks.
By the time the potion is ready, the witch will have been jinxing it with secret ingredients for days.
Sarah will be jinxing her exam by forgetting her lucky pen at home.
I have jinxed every attempt to fix this old computer.
Their losing streak suggests that the team has been jinxing themselves somehow.
Alex will be jinxing the negotiation if he mentions the deal too early.
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