auspiciously Definition
- 1in a way that suggests a positive outcome or success
- 2in a way that is favorable or fortunate
Using auspiciously: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "auspiciously" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The project began auspiciously with a large investment from a major company.
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The weather cleared up auspiciously just in time for the outdoor wedding ceremony.
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She started her new job auspiciously, receiving praise from her boss on her first day.
auspiciously Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for auspiciously
Antonyms for auspiciously
- inauspiciously
- unfavorably
Phrases with auspiciously
to appear to be a good omen or sign of future success
Example
The fact that we received funding from multiple investors makes this project look auspicious.
begin/start auspiciously
to start something in a way that suggests a positive outcome or success
Example
The team began the season auspiciously with a win against the reigning champions.
to conclude something in a way that suggests a positive outcome or success
Example
The conference ended auspiciously with a keynote speech from a well-known industry expert.
Origins of auspiciously
from Latin 'auspicium', meaning 'divination by observing birds'
Summary: auspiciously in Brief
'Auspiciously' [aw-spish-uh s-lee] is an adverb that describes a positive outcome or success. It is often used to describe the beginning or start of something, such as a project or job, as well as the conclusion or end of something, like a conference or event. Phrases like 'look auspicious' and 'begin/start auspiciously' use 'auspiciously' to denote a good omen or sign of future success.
