Inauspicious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INAUSPICIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not auspicious
• not conducive to success; unpromising
• unlucky
• Not auspicious; ill-omened; unfortunate; unlucky; unfavorable.
• not auspicious; boding ill
• contrary to your interests or welfare
• presaging ill fortune

Words related to INAUSPICIOUS

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Words that contain INAUSPICIOUS

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How to use INAUSPICIOUS in a sentence

• Sufficient, however, had been wrought to test its value, and they were not discouraged by this inauspicious commencement.
• Fear-stricken and wretched as he had been, his removal, nevertheless, seemed to her to render the lonely and inauspicious mansion still more desolate and ominous than before.
• He was very much annoyed, not only that this thing had happened to him, but that it had happened at such an inauspicious moment.
• O, here Will I set up my everlasting rest And shake the yoke of inauspicious stars From this world-wearied flesh.
• It were easy to see had you been travelling late on that inauspicious night, that the burden of the sack was far too great for the poor old man that bore it.
• Prepared as he was to see an inauspicious and ill-looking person, the ugliness of Anthony Foster considerably exceeded what Tressilian had anticipated.
• The tragic ending of this most inauspicious love-making invests with a deep pathos these faded yellow records of it that seem like the cold, gray ashes of a once glowing fire.
• The moment was inauspicious for the entrance of Harriet Penny.
• The prospects of the campaign were therefore the most inauspicious possible, and the silence which was maintained on that account was still more alarming.
• Otherwise, we must again take the tented field, as we did in 1776 under more inauspicious circumstances.
• I should certainly consider any earlier day of your retirement, as the most inauspicious day our new government has ever seen.
• Beugnot, will enable us to penetrate into the Conciergerie, on the morning of that inauspicious day.
• But soon this inauspicious opening of the voyage was forgotten.
• It was deemed inauspicious if a host sent his guests away from a feast without giving each of them a piece of cake, or such like, to take home.
• All fast-days and vigils should also be avoided as marriage-days, they being considered inauspicious.
• The idea of the inauspicious nature of the day was long prevalent, and is even not yet wholly extinct.
• He was, no doubt, extremely pleased with such an issue of a session that had began with a very inauspicious aspect.
• A council was summoned at Pisa, which from the beginning bore a very inauspicious aspect, and promised little success to had adherents.
• This was the first memorable defection from that inauspicious alliance, and it was considered the more so because Mr.
• Neither could the augurs sitting at Rome divine what inauspicious circumstance had occurred to the consul in the camp.
• They called him the Holy, and Andfind instantly found that his voyage would be inauspicious to the Giants.
• His extreme carelesness about his dress was a circumstance very inauspicious to a man who lives in that city.
• Such being the inauspicious indications seen, a great danger is at hand.
• But Esther had not walked a hundred yards before her breast was heavy with inauspicious emotions.
• Whatever view we may take of the ultimate influence of the French Academy, there can be no doubt at all that one of its first actions was singularly inauspicious.
• I had so set my heart upon effecting the immediate retirement of our inauspicious inmate, that the disappointment literally stunned me for a moment.
• If tradition is to be believed, it was the inauspicious fruit to which may be traced all the miseries of mankind.
• It will not be in May nor in early March or June, nor on certain other dates which, for reasons mostly long forgotten, were regarded as inauspicious.
• It was a day that was as inauspicious as having given birth to Nathaniel in the first Gulf War and then returning to him in the sequel.
• The room itself was a cheerless one to return to at this inauspicious hour.
• In their impatience to avenge him they started out without waiting to collect a large force, and in spite of many inauspicious omens.
• Alas! alas! Apollo himself unjust, then spoke unjust things, when at the tripod of Themis he commanded the unhallowed, inauspicious murder of my mother.
• Nathaniel Eaton, who has left an unenviable reputation, and made an inauspicious beginning of that institution which was to attain to such distinction.

Similar words containing AUSPICIOU without suffix s and without prefix in

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