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Meanings of unpropitious in English
Spanish
impropicio Not propitious.
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Usage of unpropitious in English
1
The spot you mention is unpropitious to me; the attempt would fail.
2
Once again the fates were suddenly unpropitious to the Irish national movement.
3
The petition was received by the Regent with a most unpropitious aspect.
4
Doubtless on those occasions the omens proved unpropitious for the final deed.
5
But it is an unpropitious season for the firm and masculine virtues.
6
Not that there had been since the unpropitious beginning of this evening.
7
And even a small defeat were an unpropitious sign on this expedition.
8
He chose an unpropitious day for a tentative declaration of his intentions.
9
It would be most unpropitious if she guessed much about his magic.
10
Jasper could not have selected a more unpropitious moment for his cause.
11
Every thing in Pennsylvania was thus unpropitious to the fine arts.
12
And this unpropitious fight had become the reason for her existence.
13
But in spite of this heroic sacrifice, the gods were unpropitious.
14
But the hour was not unpropitious for the indulgence of some discreditable whim.
15
The season has been equally unpropitious to the lovelorn Phoebe Wilkins.
16
They have been placed in this seemingly unpropitious Salt Lake country.
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