inauspicious (Meaning)

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inauspicious (a)

not auspicious; boding ill

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inauspicious (s)

contrary to your interests or welfare

presaging ill fortune

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inauspicious (a.)

Not auspicious; ill-omened; unfortunate; unlucky; unfavorable.

inauspicious Sentence Examples

  1. The meeting was held on an inauspicious day, casting a pall over the proceedings.
  2. The howling wind and the ominous clouds created an inauspicious atmosphere.
  3. The sudden loss of electricity during the ceremony was considered an inauspicious sign.
  4. Breaking a mirror was believed to be inauspicious, bringing seven years of bad luck.
  5. The presence of a black cat at the wedding was seen as an inauspicious omen.
  6. The inauspicious start to the project left everyone feeling disheartened.
  7. The accident that occurred on the day of the inauguration was an inauspicious event.
  8. The astrologer warned against traveling on an inauspicious date, predicting potential danger.
  9. The inauspicious timing of the birth led to fears of misfortune.
  10. 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.

sinister,ominous, menacing, black, dark, foreboding, murky, grey, ill-boding, desolate

auspicious,favorable, prosperous, promising, favorable, golden, benign, benign, bright, bright

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.