PsychologyAugust 9, 2026

auspicious

aw-SPISH-uhs

Definition

Conducive to success; characterized by favorable signs or promising circumstances.

Etymology

Derived from the Latin 'auspicium', which refers to the practice of observing birds to predict the future, literally meaning 'bird-watcher'.

In the news

The article refers to the Lion's Gate Portal as an auspicious time for manifestation, suggesting that the celestial alignment creates a uniquely favorable opportunity for personal growth.

Lion's Gate Portal Isn’t Over Yet: How to Make the Most of this Annual Manifestation Peak

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