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propitious

[pruh-pish-uhs] / prəˈpɪʃ əs /




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But those who are hoping for such a propitious outcome will be disappointed.

From Barron's

The regional government of Madrid has also offered its own advice on the matter, warning that the summer is particularly propitious for salmonella in tortillas.

From BBC

“If the conditions become more propitious for negotiations, I don’t think the administration is going to be passive,” Vershbow said.

From Washington Post

But the timing of the higher rebate is propitious.

From Los Angeles Times

The resolution calls on the parties to “to demonstrate political will and work in an atmosphere propitious for dialogue in order to advance negotiations.”

From Seattle Times