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What words have the root word luck?

Here are some words with the root word "luck":

* Lucky: Having good luck.

* Unlucky: Having bad luck.

* Luckless: Having no luck.

* Luckily: Fortunately, by good luck.

* Unluckily: Unfortunately, by bad luck.

* Lucky charm: An object believed to bring good luck.

* Luck out: To have good fortune or luck.

* Out of luck: To have bad fortune or luck.

* Bad luck: Unfavorable fortune.

* Good luck: Favorable fortune.

These are just a few examples, and you can often find variations and compound words that incorporate the root "luck" depending on the context.

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