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| BUCKLEY'S Definition: (idiomatic - Not have a Buckley's (chance)) (Australian English, New Zealand English, informal) Used to suggest that somebody has little or no hope of achieving something. ______________________________________________________________________ * All seven elements should be in. 1. No miracle or manna; no answered prayer. 2. No probability of a turn-around for good. 3. No promise, assurance, etc. or beneficial help. 4. Not in a position to use the wherewithal or energy possessed. 5. Rights and freedom to act as required is not denied person. 6. Task or goal is not an impossible task (to emphasize). 7. An encouragement to persevere, persist, retry, etc. will be ignored or non-existent in the situation. _________________________________ See perfect HOPELESSNESS (1). ____ See perfect SENSE OF A CHANCE. | |
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