inauspicious / ˌɪn ɔˈspɪʃ əs /

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inauspicious 的定义

adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. not auspicious; boding ill; ill-omened; unfavorable.

inauspicious 近义词

adj. 形容词 adjective

ominous, unpromising

更多inauspicious例句

  1. The Devil Rays’ inauspicious start was actually a marginal improvement on the Lightning’s forgettable 1997-98 season, in which the Bolts posted the NHL’s worst record.
  2. They’d lost their previous three games, and thus had an inauspicious 0-3 record, but anything is possible.
  3. The Golden State Warriors had just about as inauspicious a beginning to their 2020-21 season as possible.
  4. Surface temperatures across 2020 indicated it was in the running to beat 2016’s inauspicious record, and 2021 could be worse still.
  5. There is never a good time for a government to be seen ignoring the recommendations of its scientific advisers, but the timing here is particularly inauspicious.
  6. It was an inauspicious beginning to what is now a remarkable career.
  7. On the whole, the beginning was not inauspicious, though there might be a doubt whether old Mrs. Hall would keep all her promises.
  8. Dick, who had heard nothing of the matter, was up first on that inauspicious day, and took the journal to an arbour in the garden.
  9. On one such inauspicious day, the young poet Junius came into a square, thronged with the grieving populace.
  10. The Bishop accordingly opened his book and commenced the marriage ceremony, under circumstances so novel and so inauspicious.
  11. Such an event being considered inauspicious in China, the Emperor decreed that the new year should begin on the previous day.