What is another word for auspiciously?
Pronunciation:
[ ɔːspˈɪʃəsli], [ ɔːspˈɪʃəsli], [ ɔː_s_p_ˈɪ_ʃ_ə_s_l_i]
Synonyms for Auspiciously:
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adv.
• fortunately • opportunely • successfully • all • favorably • happily Other relevant words:
- ably ,
- adept ,
- affably ,
- apparently ,
- apropos ,
- as luck would have it ,
- average ,
- bazaar ,
- befittingly ,
- beneficial ,
- benevolent ,
- benignantly ,
- blithely ,
- blushful ,
- bonnie ,
- bonny ,
- breeze ,
- bright ,
- brilliantly ,
- burden ,
- but ,
- by luck ,
- capably ,
- carnival ,
- certainly ,
- charitable ,
- child's play ,
- chuck ,
- cinch ,
- circumstantially ,
- clean ,
- coincidently ,
- comely ,
- commodity ,
- consequence ,
- considerably ,
- contributing ,
- contributive ,
- contributory ,
- core ,
- dab ,
- dear ,
- deftly ,
- delicately ,
- dependable ,
- dextrously ,
- divine ,
- duck soup ,
- duly ,
- easy ,
- effective ,
- effectuate ,
- enjoyably ,
- equally ,
- essence ,
- estimable ,
- evenhandedly ,
- event ,
- evidently ,
- expeditiously ,
- expert ,
- exquisitely ,
- extremely ,
- exultingly ,
- fairish ,
- favourable ,
- fine ,
- fitly ,
- flushed ,
- for certain ,
- for sure ,
- force ,
- fountainhead ,
- fruitfully ,
- full ,
- funfair ,
- gayly ,
- gently ,
- gist ,
- glib ,
- golden ,
- good-hearted ,
- goodness ,
- gratefully ,
- gratifyingly ,
- haply ,
- happy ,
- heaven-sent ,
- honest ,
- honorable ,
- hopeful ,
- impression ,
- in due season ,
- in due time ,
- in effect ,
- in force ,
- inadvertently ,
- inadvisably ,
- incidentally ,
- intimately ,
- issue ,
- jolly ,
- joyously ,
- just ,
- just in time ,
- justifiedly ,
- liberally ,
- light ,
- manifestly ,
- mediocre ,
- merely ,
- merrily ,
- middling ,
- miraculous ,
- mirthfully ,
- moderately ,
- munificently ,
- near ,
- nervelessly ,
- nonchalantly ,
- obviously ,
- on a regular basis ,
- only ,
- openhearted ,
- out of the blue ,
- outcome ,
- passably ,
- patently ,
- perchance ,
- picnic ,
- plain ,
- pleasantly ,
- politely ,
- powerfully ,
- practiced ,
- pretty ,
- proficient ,
- promptly ,
- pronto ,
- properly ,
- prosperous ,
- prudently ,
- pushover ,
- rap ,
- reasonable ,
- respectable ,
- result ,
- right ,
- rightly ,
- ripe ,
- rose-cheeked ,
- rose-colored ,
- rosy-cheeked ,
- safe ,
- salutary ,
- sanely ,
- seasonable ,
- secure ,
- sedately ,
- sensibly ,
- serious ,
- set up ,
- sightly ,
- skilful ,
- skillful ,
- sky-high ,
- slick ,
- snap ,
- softly ,
- somewhat ,
- sound ,
- soundly ,
- steady ,
- substantially ,
- supporting ,
- sure ,
- sure as shooting ,
- sure enough ,
- swell ,
- sympathetic ,
- tap ,
- thinly ,
- thoroughly ,
- trade good ,
- tributary ,
- unknowingly ,
- unspoiled ,
- unspoilt ,
- upright ,
- upshot ,
- volitionally ,
- walkover ,
- warmly ,
- well disposed ,
- well timed ,
- well-disposed ,
- well-timed ,
- wellspring ,
- when the time comes .
- Rosily ,
- beneficially ,
- benevolently ,
- benignly ,
- brightly ,
- comfortably ,
- congenially ,
- easily ,
- encouragingly ,
- favourably ,
- finely ,
- graciously ,
- happily ,
- helpfully ,
- hopefully ,
- in due course ,
- joyfully ,
- kindly ,
- mercifully ,
- positively ,
- promisingly ,
- prosperously ,
- providentially ,
- well .
How to use "Auspiciously" in context?
1. When something or someone is auspiciously, it is considered to be favorable or fortunate. This could mean that the event is good for someone, or that the person or thing is in a lucky or happy place. 2. In ancient times, people believed that events and circumstances were related to the stars and planets. So, if something happened that was considered auspicious, it meant that it was meant to be. 3. Auspicious events can range from good luck in a venture, to a happy reunion between friends.
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- Synonyms:
- intelligently, meditatively, pensively, reflectively, thoughtfully, Contemplatively, fancily, Ponderingly.
