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Meanings of
chancy
in inglês
Of uncertain outcome; especially fraught with risk.
dodgy
dicey
chanceful
Related terms
dangerous
unsafe
Subject to accident or chance or change.
iffy
fluky
flukey
Related terms
uncertain
Synonyms
Examples for "
iffy
"
iffy
fluky
flukey
Examples for "
iffy
"
1
In addition; you could find a solution to resolve an
iffy
development.
2
Certainly makes more sense than buying into an
iffy
live music sector.
3
Big trips and big goals far from home seem
iffy
at best.
4
I guessed he was over sixty, but the age thing was
iffy
.
5
She might have had time to get out, although that was
iffy
.
1
The weekend's racing had been dogged by light and
fluky
conditions.
2
Buffalo's Zemgus Girgensons opened the scoring with a
fluky
shorthanded goal.
3
But it was one
fluky
shot that the Devils netminder would want back.
4
The concerns of any given day become contingent, subjunctive,
fluky
.
5
That might have been the end of the story, one of those
fluky
baseball accidents.
1
The wind was
flukey
,
bringing with it a dry sweet clean fragrance.
2
The most recent poll in The Irish Timeswas flawed and
flukey
.
3
Not that there was anything remotely
flukey
about Suárez's first goal.
4
Arsenal won the League with a
flukey
four-goal win against Everton.
5
You had that one
flukey
win over France that time.
Usage of
chancy
in inglês
1
Harper Jaccoud nodded, and she said, It'll be
chancy
,
especially just now.
2
The first impression is of an art that is casual and
chancy
.
3
The water might be a little
chancy
,
once we hit the plains.
4
The Pole's position was
chancy
enough to satisfy even his melodramatic soul.
5
By its
chancy
light I saw an old man in a wheelchair.
6
Generalisations about nations and national traits are a
chancy
business as a rule.
7
Out far enough in the provinces, getting a signal was
chancy
at best.
8
It seems equally
chancy
to arm or not to arm Arabs.
9
It was
chancy
,
but there was nothing else Duncan could do.
10
That's where it is, you see, the Squire is so
chancy
.
11
But don't you feel now, really, that City money is always very
chancy
?
12
Am afraid these dreadful goings-on will be too much for his
chancy
health yet.
13
The struggle for life was difficult and
chancy
in the islands in those days.
14
You know what a hazardous,
chancy
,
short-lived thing is the fashion of a woman.
15
I'd never tried to formalize something that was pretty
chancy
.
16
I can't help feeling that a thing like that is always a bit
chancy
.
Other examples for "chancy"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
chancy
Adjective
Frequent collocations
too chancy
chancy business
very chancy
always chancy
chancy ally
More collocations
Chancy
through the time
Chancy
across language varieties
United States of America
Common