Who can tell me the differences between 'unlucky' and 'luckless'?
Are they the same?
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i never heard luckless before.. but both give the same sense.
if i guess luckless means without luck.. and unlucky means luck is bad.
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They mean the same thing. I don't recall seeing "luckless" being used. It is a lot more natural to say, "Wow you are unlucky" than "Wow you are luckless". Even though both sentences mean and function the same.
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