1. in a way that indicates a good chance of success; favorably
Usage: formal

Examples

• The meeting began propitiously with everyone agreeing on the main goals.
• The weather cleared propitiously just before the outdoor wedding ceremony.
• Her career started propitiously with an immediate promotion.
• The negotiations opened propitiously with both sides expressing willingness to compromise.
• The new business launched propitiously during a period of economic growth.
• The team’s season began propitiously with three consecutive victories.