propitious
/prəˈpɪʃəs/
adjective
- Likely to result in success; showing a good chance of a positive outcome.
- The sunny weather was propitious for our outdoor wedding.
- She considered the early promotion a propitious sign for her career.
- The company launched its product at a propitious moment in the market.
- Favorable or kindly disposed (often said of circumstances, fate, or a higher power).
- A propitious breeze cooled the hikers as they climbed the hill.
- The sailors prayed for propitious winds before setting sail.
- The king hoped the gods would be propitious to his new reign.
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