Is Auspicate a word?
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verb (used with object), aus·pi·cat·ed, aus·pi·cat·ing. to initiate with ceremonies calculated to ensure good luck; inaugurate.
What does it mean to be under the auspices?
with the help and support of
Definition of under the auspices of : with the help and support of (someone or something) The donation was made under the auspices of the local historical society. The research is being done under the auspices of the federal government.
What does Kvetchy mean?
tending to grumble or complain; complaining
/ (ˈkvɛtʃɪ) / Save This Word! adjective. slang, mainly US tending to grumble or complain; complaining.
How is auspice used in a sentence?
The auspices look pretty good for her to become the next chancellor. He had been invited by a friend, under the auspices that they worked together. He finished his college education under military auspices while in the navy. That, too, was a success under his auspices.
What does Maven mean in Yiddish?
an expert or connoisseur
Speaking of maven, maven means “an expert or connoisseur,” and it entered Yiddish via the Hebrew word mebhin (meaning “one who understands”).
What does it mean to auspicate a trip?
Definition of auspicate. 1 archaic : to indicate in advance as though by an omen : portend, augur. 2 : to initiate or enter upon especially under circumstances or with a procedure (such as drinking a toast) calculated to ensure prosperity and good luck auspicating the trip with a cocktail.
What is the meaning of auspicious?
1 archaic : to indicate in advance as though by an omen : portend, augur. 2 : to initiate or enter upon especially under circumstances or with a procedure (such as drinking a toast) calculated to ensure prosperity and good luck auspicating the trip with a cocktail.
What is the meaning of auspice?
To begin or inaugurate with a ceremony intended to bring good luck. [Latin auspicārī, auspicāt-, from auspex, auspic-, bird augur; see auspice .] American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.