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Meanings of very propitious in English
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Usage of very propitious in English
1
Kate was in no very propitious mood for her interview with George.
2
Tonight we honor the Mother, so this is a very propitious time.
3
The weather is not very propitious for us; we start to-morrow at nine.
4
The rainy weather had indeed been very propitious to the study of German.
5
The confinement of a vessel is very propitious to those intimacies which lead to attachments.
6
This is a very propitious dream for women.
7
This is a very propitious dream indeed.
8
To dream of owning diamonds is a very propitious dream, signifying great honor and recognition from high places.
9
It was perhaps not a very propitious entry to the state of matrimony, but the elephant meat was indeed delicious.
10
A journey to a cold climate to be taken later will result in very propitious news as shown by the symbol of the pheasant.
11
'She was not very propitious, sir; but that was not to be expected.'
12
"I'm afraid this weather isn't very propitious for an automobile trip."
13
"It is very propitious for our hunt," one exclaimed; "everything is in our favor.
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