How to use "auspicious" in English?

 Here's how to use "auspicious" in English:

Meaning:

• Favorable or promising success.
• Suggesting that good things will happen.
• Conferring good fortune or prosperity.

Parts of Speech:

• Adjective: It's most commonly used as an adjective to describe something that's considered to be a good sign or omen.
• Noun: Less commonly, it can also be used as a noun to refer to a favorable circumstance or event.

Common Usages:

1. Describing events or occasions:

   • "They chose an auspicious date for their wedding."
   • "The company launched its new product on an auspicious day."
   • "The new leader took office under auspicious circumstances."

2. Describing signs or omens:

   • "The sighting of a rainbow was considered an auspicious sign."
   • "The birth of a white deer was thought to be an auspicious omen."
   • "The meeting began with an auspicious start."

3. Expressing good wishes or hopes:

   • "We wish you an auspicious new year filled with prosperity."
   • "May your journey be auspicious and successful."
   • "We hope for an auspicious outcome to the negotiations."

Additional Notes:

• It often has a connotation of being connected to fate or destiny.
• It can be used in both formal and informal contexts.
• It's often used in religious or spiritual contexts, but it can also be used in more general contexts.

Examples:

• "The company's stock prices rose on the auspicious news of a new merger."
• "The couple consulted an astrologer to choose an auspicious date for their wedding."
• "The birth of a child on a holy day is considered to be an auspicious event in many cultures."
• "The team's auspicious start to the season gave them hope for a championship."
• "The negotiations began under auspicious circumstances, with both sides eager to reach an agreement."