Jinxed example sentences
Related (5): Curse, hexed, unlucky, doomed, cursed.
"Jinxed" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- I think that umbrella is jinxed, bad things keep happening whenever I use it.
- I feel like my dating life is jinxed, every date I go on ends in disaster.
- The building must be jinxed, there have been so many accidents and mishaps since it was built.
- My whole family seems to be jinxed when it comes to winning contests, we never win anything.
- I don't want to walk under that ladder, I don't want to get jinxed!
- The project is jinxed, everyone who joins just ends up quitting or getting fired.
- I don't want to say congratulations yet, I don't want to jinx it.
- This vase that my grandmother gave me seems to be jinxed, it breaks no matter how careful I am with it.
- Let's not talk about victory yet, we don't want to jinx the game.
- With my luck, I feel like just walking under that ladder is enough to jinx me for life.
- My friend thinks his job is jinxed, whenever he talks about a promotion something always happens to prevent it.
- I think my car is jinxed, it breaks down every other week.
- Let's keep our fingers crossed and not jinx it!
- I was afraid to even make plans for my birthday this year, I feel like just thinking about a celebration is enough to jinx it.
- We figured the hotel was jinxed when the fire alarm went off at 3 AM two nights in a row.
- I hope I didn't jinx you by wishing you good luck on the test!
- The start-up company seems jinxed, they had so many issues getting off the ground.
- I don't want to celebrate until the whole season is over, I don't want to jinx our winning streak.
- There's something jinxed about that building, no tenant has ever lasted more than a year there.
- I'm sorry, I didn't mean to jinx your presentation by mentioning it beforehand.
- Let's not tempt fate, let's avoid saying anything that could potentially jinx the end result.
- He thinks his new relationship is jinxed because his last few attempts at dating didn't work out.
- We're down to the final few yards, don't jinx us now by celebrating too early!
- I don't think I'll ever get a promotion at this company, my job just seems jinxed that way.
- My grades always seem to take a nosedive as soon as I start talking about my GPA, it's like just mentioning it is enough to jinx me.
- There must be something jinxed about this restaurant, we've gotten food poisoning every time we eat here.
- I think that team is jinxed, they've been on a losing streak for years now.
- The project is doomed from the start, everything about it just seems jinxed.
- We thought the run of good weather was too good to be true, we figured it must have been jinxed from the beginning.
- My friend is convinced her phone is jinxed, she breaks or loses it at least once a year no matter what kind of case she has.
- I don't want to knock on wood and potentially jinx our luck.
- Don't let's tempt fate, let's not talk about it and potentially jinx the outcome.
- That theater seems jinxed, every play that premiers there ends up closing early.
- I thought bringing home that four-leaf clover would change my luck, but if anything it seems to have jinxed me even more!
- I won't congratulate you until graduation day, I don't want to jinx it this close to the finish line.
- We tried to avoid walking under that ladder, we didn't want our whole trip to get jinxed.
- I don't want to talk about my promotion until it's official, I don't want to jinx it by speaking too soon.
- Be careful what you wish for–you just might jinx yourself!
- This restaurant seems jinxed—the food is always awful and the service is terrible.
- I'm sorry I brought up your test scores, I hope I didn't jinx your chances of getting into that school!
- That project is doomed from the start, everything about it just seems jinxed to fail.
- I won't mention the job interview again until after it's over, I don't want to jinx your chances of getting it.
- I decided not to buy the lottery ticket, I figured it would probably just jinx me.
- I don't want to say congratulations yet, I don't want to potentially jinx the outcome.
- My friend says his apartment is jinxed, something always seems to be broken.
- I apologize if mentioning your promotion jinxed your chances of getting it.
- Let's knock on wood and hope we didn't just jinx our good fortune!
- That guy must have a jinxed resume, he has such bad luck finding a job.
- I don't want to mention the test score, I don't want to potentially jinx your chances of raising it even higher.
- His department seems jinxed, there's always some issue preventing them from meeting their goals.
- Let's knock on wood and hope we didn't jinx our winning streak by talking about it!
- That project is doomed from the start, everything about it just seems jinxed to fail miserably.
- I won't mention the job interview again until after it's over, I don't want to potentially jinx your chances.
- Be careful not to jinx yourself by tempting fate!
- Let's knock on wood and hope we didn't just jinx our good luck.
- My friend decided against publishing his novel, he said he was worried it would be jinxed before it even hit the shelves.
- I'm sorry I brought up your promotion, I hope I didn't jinx your chances by mentioning it too early!
- Let's not speak too soon, we don't want to potentially jinx the outcome.
- I don't want to knock on wood in case I accidentally jinx us.
- Our team is playing so well right now that I don't even dare mention it for fear of jinxing our winning streak.