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Meanings of very lucky in English

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Usage of very lucky in English
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I've been very lucky, he said with a grateful look at Bix.
Dating game
2
We will be very lucky to avoid foot-and-mouth, said one local farmer.
The Irish Times
3
I was very lucky to find several people interested in the project.
The Guardian
4
I feel very lucky but... next year I could be teaching again.
The Guardian
5
People who saw that were very lucky as it'll never happen again.
The Guardian
6
Either Roberto Tonti is quite a marksman or he got very lucky.
Dante's numbers
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Then Adam had said quietly, 'Captain Keen is a very lucky man.'
The Darkening Sea
8
We are very lucky this young family is not hurt or dead.
The Guardian
9
Compared to a lot of people, we are very lucky, so far.
The Guardian
10
I have to tell you gentlemen, my agent was very lucky yesterday.
Deadly little secrets
11
In fact, I think you were very lucky to have found it.
Past malice: an emma fielding mystery
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He told her, then said, Unless we're very lucky, we're done for.
Dayworld Rebel
13
It was a unique moment, which I feel very , very lucky for.
The Guardian
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He was very lucky he was able to put all that aside.
Ruthless
15
We will lead the charge and I think we are very lucky.
Fighting in France
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It is very lucky that we had the water-skins filled before starting.
With Buller in Natal, Or, a Born Leader
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Australia
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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