What is another word for providential?
Pronunciation:
[ pɹˌɒvɪdˈɛnʃə͡l], [ pɹˌɒvɪdˈɛnʃəl], [ p_ɹ_ˌɒ_v_ɪ_d_ˈɛ_n_ʃ_əl]
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Similar words for providential:
- favorable (adjective)
- fortuitous (adjective)
- fortunate (adjective)
- happy (adjective)
- hopeful (adjective)
- lucky (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- pert (adjective)
- seasonable (adjective)
- divine (noun)
- heaven-sent (noun)
- heavenly (noun)
- miraculous (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Providential:
adj.
• favorable (adjective)- full promise,
- more toward,
- most pleasureful,
- welltimed,
- more convenient,
- re-assuring,
- re assuring,
- full of promise,
- most toward,
- more pleasureful,
- most reassuring,
- more reassuring.
- un-foreseen,
- un planned,
- more serendipitous,
- most lucky dog,
- un-planned,
- most luckydog,
- luckydog,
- flukest,
- most serendipitous,
- more luckydog,
- most lucky-dog,
- un foreseen,
- fluker,
- lucky dog,
- more lucky dog,
- more lucky-dog.
- born with a silver spoon,
- in luck,
- more fortunate,
- sunny side,
- timely,
- healthy,
- in the gravy,
- opportune,
- get a break.
- casual,
- effective,
- proper,
- incidental,
- just,
- well-timed,
- promising,
- felicitous,
- befitting,
- successful,
- auspicious,
- efficacious,
- nice,
- right,
- correct,
- appropriate,
- enviable,
- apt,
- convenient,
- accidental,
- suitable,
- propitious,
- fitting,
- satisfactory,
- advantageous,
- meet.
- getting break,
- hit big,
- striking rich,
- striking it rich,
- coming roses,
- in groove,
- everything going,
- on streak,
- on a streak,
- in to something.
n.
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- beginner's luck,
- charmed,
- lottery,
- fortune,
- dumb luck,
- fortunately,
- hot.
-
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- luck.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- encouraging,
- Fortunateness,
- farseeing,
- anticipant,
- foresighted,
- precognitive,
- benignant,
- fit,
- forehanded,
- luckily,
- inspired,
- godly,
- forethoughtful,
- good luck,
- Accorded,
- prescient,
- chance,
- given,
- gratuitous,
- sacred,
- component,
- marvelous,
- flock,
- granted,
- wonderful,
- life,
- elysian,
- mint,
- fluky,
- longsighted,
- hazard,
- prepared,
- expedient,
- Vouchsafed,
- ready,
- intuitive,
- holy,
- coincidental,
- rosy,
- divinatory,
- fate,
- happily,
- accident,
- circle,
- Foreknowing,
- Sortable,
- lot,
- kind,
- welcome,
- clairvoyant,
- providentially,
- kindly,
- fantastic,
- buoyant,
- critical,
- favored,
- bestowed,
- blessed,
- Allowed,
- prudently,
- supernatural,
- prudent,
- devout,
- mass,
- helping,
- well-suited,
- circumstances,
- ripe,
- sagacious,
- obiter dicta,
- Favoured,
- great deal,
- provident,
- ill luck,
- godlike,
- favourable,
- farsighted,
- marvellous,
- good fortune,
- heap,
- foreseeing,
- beautiful,
- portion,
- destiny,
- anticipatory,
- bright,
- component part,
- deal,
- circumstance,
- failure,
- gay.
How to use "Providential" in context?
The word "providential" is derived from the Latin word "provinciar," meaning "to be of use or assistance." It originally referred to something that happens by chance, but has come to be used more often to describe something that is meant to be a sign from God. Events that are considered providential can be anything from a person's good luck to a particular event that turns out to be beneficial.
There are many examples of providential events in history. For example, during the Revolutionary War, the British troops were about to take Washington, D.C.
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