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Definition of propitious - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
favorable conditionsshowing signs of success or good fortune
- The weather was propitious for the outdoor event.
2.
characterhaving a gracious or benevolent nature
- Her propitious smile reassured everyone in the room.
Origin of propitious
Latin, propitius (favorable)
Terms with propitious included in their meaning
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good omens
favorable or propitious
Examples of propitious in a sentence
Her propitious smile reassured the team. His propitious demeanor made negotiations smoother. The propitious atmosphere encouraged open discussions.
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- French:propice, bienveillant, ...
- German:günstig, gütig, ...
- Italian:propizio, ...
- Spanish:propicio, ...
- Portuguese:propício, afável, ...
- Chinese:有利的, 和蔼的, ...
- Japanese:好都合な, 親切な, ...
- Arabic:مُنَاسِبٌ, كَرِيم, ...
- Hebrew:מַבְטִיחַ, חִנָּנִי, ...
- Russian:благоприятный, благосклонный, ...
- Ukrainian:сприятливий, доброзичливий, ...
- Hindi:अनुकूल, सौम्य, ...
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