Auspiciously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AUSPICIOUSLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• AUSPICIOUS, affording a favorable auspice
• in an auspicious manner
• in a manner promising success; favorably.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• showing or suggesting that future success is likely; propitious

Words related to AUSPICIOUSLY

auspicious14

Words that contain AUSPICIOUSLY

inauspiciously21

How to use AUSPICIOUSLY in a sentence

• The year 1841 opened auspiciously for Louis Philippe.
• Potts, thus auspiciously launched upon the social sea of Little Arcady, was henceforth to occupy herself prominently with the regulation of its ebb and flow.
• CHAPTER XIV THE COMING OF MISS CAROLINE She came to us auspiciously on a day in the first week of June.
• On the Spring Street charge the new year opened auspiciously.
• I trust that these appropriations will be made, and that this wise and beneficent policy, so auspiciously resumed, will be continued.
• She had never planned a match which had begun so auspiciously.
• You will join with me, I trust, in thinking that there are none under the influence of which the proceedings of a new and free government can more auspiciously commence.
• But, as far as this goes I only say that the step of mine which you felt to be dangerous has turned out most auspiciously.
• The New Year opens upon us auspiciously, and we send forth our joyous greetings to our patrons at home, and to our fellow workers in the field.
• But the reign, which, so far, might have seemed to be auspiciously begun, was destined ere long to meet opposition, and even to encounter armed hostility, in various quarters.
• By these signs and portents was I stimulated to continue the campaign so auspiciously launched and so satisfactorily progressing.
• Thus auspiciously was commenced this new connexion.
• My second attempt to break into the casual ward began more auspiciously.
• British soldiers, a thousand strong, came to seize them and carry them over sea for trial, and so nip the bud of Freedom auspiciously opening in that early spring.
• This fleet was to sail for Brazil, and thence, after establishing colonies, or forts, continue the explorations they had severally so auspiciously begun.
• Nearly a million dollar drive to complete the Mother Temple of the West has been auspiciously launched and construction of interior sections of the ornamentation initiated.
• The Six-Year Plan upon which the New Zealand believers have now so auspiciously embarked must be diligently prosecuted and brought to a triumphant conclusion.
• October 5, 1946 THE FORCES MYSTERIOUSLY RELEASED The opening year of the second Seven Year Plan so auspiciously inaugurated is half spent.
• The treasury received a splendid amount of funds to carry on the good work so auspiciously begun.
• The missions, which had begun very auspiciously, dwindled from want of means and men.
• Therefore our whole country may well rejoice with you, that you are auspiciously founding here a worthy seat of learning and piety.
• Sir, may the consequences of the duty which you perform so auspiciously to-day, equal those which flowed from his act.
• But the din of arms disturbed his collegiate studies, so auspiciously commenced, and he forthwith exchanged the gown for the sword.
• To procure all this, I made several anxious journeys to London and Paris, which, auspiciously for me, a mist just then overshadowed.
• Scarcely ever has woman, born to such beauty and witchery, been cradled less auspiciously.
• In both how she conceived Nathaniel and how she had auspiciously gained the other two she had to applaud the unconventional way it all came about.
• You will join me, I trust, in thinking that there are none under the influence of which the proceedings of a new and free government are more auspiciously commenced.
• This is one of our largest and most influential churches of the South, and starts out auspiciously with Pastor Proctor, as a self-supporting church.
• Benfield has auspiciously and practically begun it.
• The New Year opens upon this Association auspiciously.
• And almost from the beginning, although everything started auspiciously, he encountered hardship.

Similar words containing AUSPICIOUS without suffix ly

auspicious14 inauspicious16 unauspicious16 auspiciousness18 inauspiciously21 inauspiciousnes19 auspiciousnesse19 auspiciousnesses20 inauspiciousness20 inauspiciousnesses22

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