auspicial Synonyms
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auspicial Meaning
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auspicial (a.)
Of or pertaining to auspices; auspicious.
auspicial Sentence Examples
- The auspicial occasion of the inauguration was filled with hope and optimism.
- The astrologer's auspicial reading foretold a prosperous future for the newlyweds.
- The businessman eagerly awaited the auspicial moment to sign the contract.
- The commencement of the project was postponed due to unfavorable auspicial conditions.
- The auspicial arrival of the newborn brought immense joy to the family.
- The grand opening of the museum was deemed auspicial, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony held at an auspicious time.
- The auspicial signs during the expedition gave the explorers confidence in their quest.
- The auspicial release of the new album was met with critical acclaim and commercial success.
- The politician's auspicial campaign promised a brighter tomorrow for the nation.
- The auspicial meeting between world leaders resulted in a historic peace treaty.
FAQs About the word auspicial
Of or pertaining to auspices; auspicious.
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The auspicial occasion of the inauguration was filled with hope and optimism.
The astrologer's auspicial reading foretold a prosperous future for the newlyweds.
The businessman eagerly awaited the auspicial moment to sign the contract.
The commencement of the project was postponed due to unfavorable auspicial conditions.
