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Meanings of luckily enough in English

We have no meanings for "luckily enough" in our records yet.
Usage of luckily enough in English
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So far, luckily enough, the dyslexics seem to have the better of the argument.
The Irish Times
2
He hasn't glimpsed us, and, luckily enough, our horses are feeding out of sight just now.
The Saddle Boys of the Rockies; Or, Lost on Thunder Mountain
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And, luckily enough, it was at the exact opposite end of the house from the main stairs.
Warlord: an alex hawke novel
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I just thought, yeah, it'd be nice to own one, and luckily enough Jaguar looked after me.
The Irish Times
5
We'll have to get it from the Tharsis salt beds-rightby the foothills of Pavonis, luckily enough.
The Fountains of Paradise
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We had to do our best job and that's what we did today and luckily enough it worked out.
Radio NZ
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The knife, luckily enough, could be got for only $2.50.
V. V.'s Eyes
8
She broke her leg some years back when he was away, and luckily enough I chanced to ride over there the next day.
In the Heart of the Rockies: A Story of Adventure in Colorado
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After all, it was no mortal blow; comparatively speaking, I had got off luckily enough, as misfortune was bound to come in my way.
Hunger
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Luckily enough, that just happens to be a Darpa program too.
Wired
11
Luckily enough there was a canoe lying close at our feet.
True to the Old Flag: A Tale of the American War of Independence
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Speaking about his shaky start, Olesen added: Luckily enough I have tried it before.
The Guardian
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Luckily enough, we held on just enough to get there.
The Guardian
14
Luckily enough I have my sister living in Oxford.
The South African
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Luckily enough we were watching for it, we thought 'I wonder if this is the night'.
Radio NZ
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Luckily enough, it squeaked in. The Devils controlled the first period as the Flyers registered just two shots.
Reuters
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