auspicious 的定义
- promising success; propitious; opportune; favorable: an auspicious occasion.
- favored by fortune; prosperous; fortunate.
auspicious 近义词
encouraging; favorable
更多auspicious例句
- To those in the business, the timing of these trends and the steady uptick in astrological interest feels auspicious.
- I went to France at an auspicious time to be making this private discovery.
- It was fairly auspicious timing, as those things go, falling the same day seven public health departments launched a joint shelter-in-place order in its native California.
- There were plenty of technical issues at first, leading to a less than auspicious first impression.
- She takes over the position at an auspicious time for the newspaper.
- But even though 2014 is only halfway over, it already seems like an auspicious year for the “other” parent.
- The timing is auspicious for such a move with the Tiananmen anniversary fast approaching.
- It was an auspicious time for a 21-year-old woman to publicly document her sexual escapades and humiliations.
- Yet a screaming headline on the Drudge Report—SHARPTON WAS FBI MOB RAT—was hardly an auspicious way to begin a momentous week.
- That heritage is probably just as auspicious as is proprietorship of The Tonight Show.
- We soon found opportunity for another deed of charity not dissimilar to this, though its result was more auspicious.
- Augustine skilfully seized the auspicious moment; she threw herself into her husband's arms, and pointed to the portrait.
- He entered upon his government under auspicious circumstances.
- It was at this auspicious moment that Meade's division advanced alone to pierce the Rebel line.
- It was an auspicious moment,—a golden opportunity, such as does not often come to military commanders.