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auspiciousadjective having qualities which inspire hopetold him she couldn't dance with him just then, but her auspicious smile encouraged him to ask again later bright, encouraging, fair, golden, heartening, hopeful, likely, optimistic, promising, propitious, rose-colored, roseate, rosy, upbeat cheering, comforting, reassuring, soothingassured, confident, decisive, doubtless, positive, sure, unhesitatingbeamish, bullish, eupepticfavorable, good bleak, dark, depressing, desperate, discouraging, disheartening, dismal, downbeat, dreary, gloomy, hopeless, inauspicious, pessimistic, unencouraging, unlikely, unpromising, unpropitious cheerless, comfortlessdoubtful, dubious, uncertainbearish, grim, negative, unfavorablefunereal, glum, gray(also grey), miserable, wretched pointing toward a happy outcomebegan the season with an auspicious win against their strongest football rival bright, encouraging, favorable, golden, heartening, hopeful, promising, propitious fortunate, fortuitous, happy, lucky, providentialadvantageous, beneficial, profitable, prosperous, salutary dim, discouraging, disheartening, futureless, hopeless, inauspicious, unfavorable, unpromising, unpropitious unfortunate, unhappy, unluckycalamitous, catastrophic, disastrous, fatal, ruinousbaleful, dark, dire, direful, doomy, foreboding, gloomy, ill, ill-boding, menacing, minatory, ominous, portentous, sinister, threatening favorable, auspicious, propitious mean pointing toward a happy outcome.favorable implies that the persons involved are approving or helpful or that the circumstances are advantageous.favorable weather conditions auspicious applies to something taken as a sign or omen promising success before or at the start of an event.an auspicious beginning propitious may also apply to beginnings but often implies a continuing favorable condition.a propitious time for starting a business in 1593 |