Auspicious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AUSPICIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• affording a favorable auspice
• conducive to success; favourable
• giving or being a sign of future success
• characterized by success; prosperous
• affording a favourable auspice
• Having omens or tokens of a favorable issue; giving promise of success, prosperity, or happiness; predicting good; as, an auspicious beginning.
• Prosperous; fortunate; as, auspicious years.
• Favoring; favorable; propitious; -- applied to persons or things.
• auguring favorable circumstances and good luck
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• showing or suggesting that future success is likely; propitious

Words related to AUSPICIOUS

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Words that contain AUSPICIOUS

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How to use AUSPICIOUS in a sentence

• There are two kings among them, which is auspicious, for kings must be placed sometime at the top.
• I think it will do good service, and could not have been sent forth at a more auspicious period.
• Auspicious Hope! in thy sweet garden, grow Wreaths for each toil, a charm for every woe.
• It gives me pleasure to have had such an auspicious opportunity of doing so.
• The intelligent, aided by their intelligence, and according to their full might bring place, time, means, auspicious rites, for the acquisition of prosperity.
• Govinda is said to be the purest of all pure things, the righteous of the righteous and the auspicious of the auspicious.
• There also is that foremost of hills, the sacred and auspicious Vaidurya peak abounding with trees that are green and which are always graced with fruit and flowers.
• Betwixt two seasons comes the auspicious heir, This age to blossom, and the next to bear.
• Notwithstanding all these auspicious appearances, there were visible to a clear observer of nature some significant symptoms of a change.
• Saturday was a day less auspicious than Friday, but not absolutely alarming.
• Never has the time been so auspicious as it is to-day.
• I read with some joy of the auspicious signs of the coming days, as they glimmer already through poetry and art, through philosophy and science, through church and state.
• Dost Mahomed accepted the invitation, but before the auspicious meeting could take place Lord Dalhousie had left India, and Lord Canning reigned in his stead.
• Just here, I congratulate the spirit of William McKinley upon its auspicious flight to the spirit world.
• Some names have been considered as more auspicious than others.
• This fanciful superstition was even carried so far that some were considered as auspicious, and others as unfortunate.
• And never could we embark on it under circumstances more auspicious.
• Contrary to our expectations the other party had not been sighted, and the outlook was certainly auspicious.
• It was the heroic battle of my life to voluntarily cut loose from all that had been so auspicious during my many years of service.
• For such an object the morning of the year is most auspicious.
• In that auspicious place, where ye took the first step towards liberty, ye shall elect tribunes of the people.
• I can also discriminate bulls with auspicious marks, the scent of whose urine may make even the barren being forth child.
• Nowhere were there more rejoicings on account of this auspicious event than in the homes of the democratic Puritans.
• The weather was not very auspicious, the sky being cloudy, and slight showers fell occasionally.
• If you will send me the date of the auspicious anniversary I will gladly send passes for you and Miss Eva to come, and we shall try to make your stay pleasant.
• We had anticipated the advance in making our contracts, there was an abundance of water everywhere, and everything promised well for an auspicious start.
• At the foot of his bed lay his bow, his quiver, and his arrows, the auspicious weapons of the mighty god.
• If at the same time, however, his circumstances are auspicious and he feels practically secure, he will have much leisure to ripen inwardly and to think.
• I will say nothing of its auspicious foundation, of the quality of its correspondence, or of the effects that have ensued from it.
• And again at this auspicious moment a huge waiter covered with little mountains of white ice-cream made its appearance through the front door, impelled by the motive power of Mr.

Similar words containing AUSPICIOU without suffix s

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