propitious in Greek
propitious in Greek is ευνοϊκός — propitious means likely to bring a good result; favourable.
propitious in Greek
ευνοϊκός
Pronounced: evnoikos
Favorable; advantageous.
What does "propitious" mean?
- adj Likely to bring a good result; favourable.
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adj Suggesting that something good will happen.
"But counterrevolutions are reversible. Klein devotes much of her book to propitious signs that this can happen — indeed is happening."
- adj Kindly or generously inclined towards someone.
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propitious in a sentence
- But counterrevolutions are reversible. Klein devotes much of her book to propitious signs that this can happen — indeed is happening.
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What is "propitious" in Greek?
"propitious" in Greek is ευνοϊκός. propitious means: Likely to bring a good result; favourable.
How do you pronounce ευνοϊκός?
"propitious" in Greek is ευνοϊκός, pronounced "evnoikos".
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