Meanings of inauspicious time in English

It was at this inauspicious time that Mrs. White arrived.

Of Boscobel he had imprudently made a second enemy at a most inauspicious time.

The revelation that Britain was unwittingly helping promote cluster munitions comes at an inauspicious time.

Though a more inauspicious time, seemingly, could not have been found, he had strong confidence in Frank's ability to aid him.

Others dragged their feet, unaccustomed as they were to fighting during Calibration-whichwas a notoriously inauspicious time for armies to do their work.

Almanacs were therefore sold, with directions how to avoid the inauspicious times.

"You have called at a rather inauspicious time, Mr. Gryce," said the latter, glancing at the card which he held in his hand.