auspicious Synonyms
Strongest:
- pessimistic
- bleak
- desperate
- depressing
- inauspicious
- hopeless
- discouraging
- dreary
- pessimistic
- bleak
- depressing
- disheartening
- dismal
- inauspicious
- disheartening
- unpropitious
- unpromising
- dreary
- dismal
- gloomy
- unlikely
- unpropitious
- unpromising
- gloomy
- dark
- desperate
- discouraging
- unlikely
- uncertain
- dark
- uncertain
- hopeless
Strong:
- dubious
- dubious
- downbeat
- unfavorable
- unfavorable
- doubtful
- unencouraging
- grim
- downbeat
- negative
- cheerless
- doubtful
- cheerless
- grim
- negative
- unencouraging
Weak:
auspicious Meaning
auspicious (a)
auguring favorable circumstances and good luck
auspicious (a.)
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.
auspicious Sentence Examples
- The birth of their first child was an auspicious occasion marked by joy and celebration.
- The grand opening of the new business was deemed auspicious and promised great success.
- The appearance of the rainbow after the storm was considered an auspicious sign of hope.
- The sighting of the eagle soaring overhead was interpreted as an auspicious omen.
- The couple's wedding day was filled with auspicious symbols, ensuring a happy and prosperous union.
- The auspicious star aligned perfectly, indicating a favorable time for new beginnings.
- The auspicious hour necessitated the performance of important rituals for good fortune.
- The ancient Chinese believed that the number eight was auspicious, representing prosperity and power.
- The auspicious dream foretold a bright future filled with joy and fulfillment.
- The discovery of the four-leaf clover was seen as an auspicious sign of good luck.
FAQs About the word auspicious
auguring favorable circumstances and good luckHaving omens or tokens of a favorable issue; giving promise of success, prosperity, or happiness; predicting good;
optimistic,promising, propitious, bright, heartening, rosy, positive, upbeat, roseate, likely
pessimistic, bleak, desperate, depressing, inauspicious, hopeless, discouraging, dreary, pessimistic, bleak
The birth of their first child was an auspicious occasion marked by joy and celebration.
The grand opening of the new business was deemed auspicious and promised great success.
The appearance of the rainbow after the storm was considered an auspicious sign of hope.
The sighting of the eagle soaring overhead was interpreted as an auspicious omen.
