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inauspiciously

 

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Adverbial inauspiciously has 1 sense
  1. inauspiciously, unpropitiously - in an inauspicious manner; "he started his new job inauspiciously on Friday the 13th"
    Antonyms: auspiciously, propitiously
    Derived from adjective inauspicious1

Definitions from the Web

Term: inauspiciously

Description:

Inauspiciously is an adverb that describes an action or event as being marked by bad luck, ill fortune, or unfavorable circumstances.

Sense 1:

Adverb: In a manner indicating bad luck or unfavorable circumstances.

Example Sentences:
  • The team started the game inauspiciously, missing several easy opportunities to score.
  • His business venture began inauspiciously, facing numerous financial hurdles from the start.
  • The weather turned inauspiciously, with heavy rain and thunderstorms ruining the outdoor event.

Sense 2:

Adverb: In a way that signals an unfortunate outcome or prospects.

Example Sentences:
  • Despite their efforts, the negotiations ended inauspiciously, leading to strained relationships between the two parties.
  • The movie opened inauspiciously at the box office, failing to attract a large audience.
  • Shortly after the wedding ceremony, a series of inauspicious events unfolded inauspiciously, casting doubt over the couple's future.

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