propitious

/pɹəpˈɪʃəs/

/pɹəˈpɪʃəs/

propitious

having a high probability of producing a successful result

Examples

1. Look at the terrain: A propitious place for an ambush.

2. We know that's not propitious for democracy either.

3. Armistice Day itself produced huge crowds and gatherings, which were not propitious for stopping the spread of the disease.

4. Secondly, he had agreed with Louis that he would himself convert to Catholicism at a propitious moment.