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How it's used

This is a formal idiom derived from the Book of Songs and is rarely used in casual daily speech. It carries a sense of moral justice, implying that luck is not random but follows the path of virtuous actions. You will mostly encounter it in written contexts, formal speeches, or when someone is offering a sophisticated compliment about a person's well-deserved success.