inauspicious Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- depressive
- foreboding
- portentous
- darkening
- direful
- ill
- dark
- murky
- threatening
- grey
- black
- gray
- desolate
- ill-boding
- unfavorable
- somber
- bleak
- dire
- minatory
- lonely
- depressing
- baleful
- unfortunate
Weak:
- dismal
- forlorn
- sepulchral
- dreary
- unpropitious
- wretched
- morbid
- chill
- cloudy
- evil
- unpromising
- unlucky
- glum
- elegiacal
- doomy
- hopeless
- sullen
- sombre
- lonesome
- elegiac
- malignant
- malign
- disheartening
- funereal
- ill-fated
- dim
- cheerless
- godforsaken
- tenebrous
- lugubrious
- tenebrific
- gloomy
- sunless
- miserable
- plutonian
- cimmerian
- comfortless
- disconsolate
- saturnine
- morose
- troubled
- discouraging
- dreich
- ill-starred
- drear
- cold
inauspicious Meaning
inauspicious (a)
not auspicious; boding ill
inauspicious (s)
contrary to your interests or welfare
presaging ill fortune
inauspicious (a.)
Not auspicious; ill-omened; unfortunate; unlucky; unfavorable.
inauspicious Sentence Examples
- The meeting was held on an inauspicious day, casting a pall over the proceedings.
- The howling wind and the ominous clouds created an inauspicious atmosphere.
- The sudden loss of electricity during the ceremony was considered an inauspicious sign.
- Breaking a mirror was believed to be inauspicious, bringing seven years of bad luck.
- The presence of a black cat at the wedding was seen as an inauspicious omen.
- The inauspicious start to the project left everyone feeling disheartened.
- The accident that occurred on the day of the inauguration was an inauspicious event.
- The astrologer warned against traveling on an inauspicious date, predicting potential danger.
- The inauspicious timing of the birth led to fears of misfortune.
- The inauspicious start to their journey foreshadowed the difficulties that lay ahead.
FAQs About the word inauspicious
not auspicious; boding ill, contrary to your interests or welfare, presaging ill fortuneNot auspicious; ill-omened; unfortunate; unlucky; unfavorable.
menacing,ominous, sinister, depressive, foreboding, portentous, darkening, direful, ill, dark
promising, prosperous, golden, promising, benign, auspicious, bright, favorable, bright, auspicious
The meeting was held on an inauspicious day, casting a pall over the proceedings.
The howling wind and the ominous clouds created an inauspicious atmosphere.
The sudden loss of electricity during the ceremony was considered an inauspicious sign.
Breaking a mirror was believed to be inauspicious, bringing seven years of bad luck.
