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inauspicious
01
putting someone or something at a disadvantage
02
marked by ill omens or signs, especially of future misfortune or failure
03
not promising success or good fortune
inauspicious
adj
auspicious
adj
auspice
n
Example
The team’s inauspicious loss in the first game set a negative tone for the tournament.
The company’s inauspicious financial report worried investors.
The sudden change in leadership was viewed as an inauspicious move by the staff.
Her late arrival was seen as an inauspicious sign for the important meeting.
The inauspicious start of the campaign made it difficult to gain momentum.
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