Examples of using Propitious in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
The coming year will not be propitious for Japanese fascism either.
Training should be problematizing"and propitious to learning", p.
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The context is therefore also propitious to modeling hazards
the mobile learning brings on propitious elements to students colaborative learning inside
Increased adiposity nourishes an environment propitious for tumor establishment and progression associated with increased hypoxia, desmoplasia and reduced perfusion.
the Mediterranean were propitious for coastal trade,
The most propitious time of all happens every 12 years when the massive Kumbh Mela takes place.
To me it seemed propitious that these innocent creatures of God should be leading me toward the summit.
almost the entire extension of national territory is propitious to the development of the disease.
These almanacs gave astrologically propitious times for planting crops
however the moment is propitious for the reorganization of your daily life.
The last week of August seemed propitious for negotiation between the government
Jean Seznec observed,"Picatrix prescribes propitious times and places and the attitude and gestures of the suppliant;
If to be sown out of doors under less propitious circumstances, the percentage would possibly be lowered.
Construction work for the temple began on May 24, 1964, a propitious and blessed day for celebrating Nossa Senhora Auxiliadora.
The organization of work, if propitious to the development of the individual
In a surface covered by extensive fields, propitious for the breeding, the man of the field acquired nature¿s lesson
creator of the propitious place for family Rossi install themselves.
these conditions are propitious for the onset of incapability