Propitious: meaning, definitions and examples

Use this word when referring to conditions or moments that are especially favorable for success.

• The weather was propitious for a picnic
• They waited for a propitious moment to launch the project

Use this word for conditions or opinions that are supportive or approving.

• Her proposal received favorable reviews from the committee
• The weather was favorable for planting crops

This word is typically used for moments or signs that indicate future success, often with a formal tone.

• They chose an auspicious date for their wedding
• An auspicious start to the new year filled everyone with hope

This term is best for situations where something offers a benefit or serves to one's advantage.

• Her bilingual ability is advantageous in the job market
• The location of the house is advantageous for its resale value

Appropriate for describing actions or things that produce good or helpful outcomes.

• Regular exercise is beneficial to your health
• The new policy has been beneficial for the company's growth

Suitable for situations that show signs of future success or potential.

• She has a promising career ahead of her
• The early results of the experiment are promising