propitious (Meaning)

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propitious (a)

presenting favorable circumstances; likely to result in or show signs of success

The clear skies and gentle breeze made for a propitious day for a picnic in the park.
The discovery of oil reserves in the region signaled a propitious opportunity for economic growth.
The young entrepreneur saw the booming tech industry as a propitious environment for launching her startup.
The arrival of a prestigious investor at the conference seemed propitious for securing funding.
Despite initial setbacks, the team remained optimistic that the upcoming merger would prove propitious for their company's expansion.
The politician's unexpected endorsement by a popular celebrity was seen as a propitious turn of events for his campaign.
The alignment of the planets was considered propitious for embarking on new ventures and endeavors.
The professor's groundbreaking research findings were published at a propitious moment, garnering widespread acclaim.
The old adage suggests that finding a four-leaf clover is a propitious sign of good luck.
The couple believed that the rainbow appearing after the storm was a propitious omen for their upcoming wedding.

presenting favorable circumstances; likely to result in or show signs of success

bright, optimistic,promising, hopeful, heartening, favorable, roseate,auspicious, good, encouraging

dark, desperate, inauspicious,unlikely, dark, disheartening, desperate, hopeless, dismal, discouraging

The clear skies and gentle breeze made for a propitious day for a picnic in the park.

The discovery of oil reserves in the region signaled a propitious opportunity for economic growth.

The young entrepreneur saw the booming tech industry as a propitious environment for launching her startup.

The arrival of a prestigious investor at the conference seemed propitious for securing funding.