auspicious in Latin
auspicious in Latin is faustus — auspicious means suggesting a good outcome; promising or favourable.
auspicious in Latin
faustus
Of good omen; indicating future success.
What does "auspicious" mean?
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adj Suggesting a good outcome; promising or favourable.
"They chose an auspicious date for the wedding, according to the astrologer."
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auspicious in a sentence
- They chose an auspicious date for the wedding, according to the astrologer.
- It was an auspicious start to the season, with three wins in a row.
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What is "auspicious" in Latin?
"auspicious" in Latin is faustus. auspicious means: Suggesting a good outcome; promising or favourable.
How do you use "auspicious" in a sentence?
Example: "They chose an auspicious date for the wedding, according to the astrologer." In Latin, "auspicious" is faustus.
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