1. comparative form of unlucky; having less good fortune or experiencing more misfortune
Usage: comparative form

Examples

• She felt unluckier than her sister, who always seemed to win contests.
• The team became unluckier as the season progressed, losing several games by just one point.
• He couldn’t imagine being unluckier than he was that day when everything went wrong.
• The unluckier candidate lost the election despite having better qualifications.
• After missing three buses in a row, I felt unluckier than ever.
• The unluckier of the two friends always seemed to get caught in the rain without an umbrella.