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Presenting favorable circumstances; likely to result in or show signs of success.
unpropitious
golden
lucky
gracious
favorable
favourable
prosperous
auspicious
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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.
1
The relief would pass in a few moments; the time seemed
propitious
.
2
There was not a soul in sight; it was a
propitious
hour.
3
The climate is
propitious
;
above all, the absence of hurry and worry.
4
They came to wash in the sacred waters at the
propitious
moment.
5
Torthorald saw the
propitious
blaze; he showed it to his terrified followers.
6
He awaited the
propitious
moment with the crafty patience of the sick.
7
His name was
propitious
on the seas, in the most evident dangers.
8
The most
propitious
appear to be west Africa, the Sahel and Afghanistan.
9
The first stages and incidents of the expedition were not exactly
propitious
.
10
Tell her the stars and the spirits are
propitious
to our union.
11
The lunar disc is
propitious
for the study of great geological phenomena.
12
The moment might be
propitious
to the pretender, however false his claim.
13
The future looked bright, and on every hand the times were
propitious
.
14
Throughout the year, 1848, the weather was
propitious
for ploughing and sowing.
15
Kate was in no very
propitious
mood for her interview with George.
16
To sail on the ocean when it is calm, is always
propitious
.
propitious
more propitious
propitious time
seem propitious
so propitious
very propitious
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