Difference between Propitious and Auspicious

PROPITIOUS vs AUSPICIOUS: ADJECTIVE

Tending to favor or bring good luck
Presenting favorable circumstances or showing signs of a favorable outcome; propitious.
Having omens or tokens of a favorable issue; giving promise of success, prosperity, or happiness; predicting good.
Prosperous; fortunate.
Of good omen; indicating future success.
Conducive to success.
Marked by success; prosperous.
Auguring favorable circumstances and good luck
Attended by favorable circumstances

Favorably disposed; ready to grant a favor or indulgence; kind; disposed to be gracious or merciful; ready to forgive and bestow favors.
Affording favorable conditions or circumstances; favorable: as, a propitious season.
Synonyms Gracious, benign.
Auspicious, Propitious, promising. Auspicious cannot be safely used in any meaning beyond that of giving omen or indication of success; an auspicious event is one that seems an omen of prosperity for that which follows. Auspicious could be applied to a person only by a highly figurative use of the word. The earlier tendency to use the word outside of the limits here indicated is not now sanctioned by good usage. Propitious applies primarily to persons, but may be freely extended by figure to things. Propitious goes beyond auspicious in representing a benign disposition and manner, leading one to expect a kind reception and help.
Likely to result in or show signs of success

Synonyms Bright, golden, lucky, promising. See propitious.
Showing joy; happy.
Favorable; kind; propitious: applied to persons or things.
Prosperous; fortunate: applied to persons.
Of good omen; betokening success, or a favorable issue; prognosticating good; favorable.

Congenial, Amenable, Hospitable, Conducive, Fertile, Advantageous, Ripe, Opportune, Favourable, Encouraging, Gracious, Lucky, Prosperous, Favorable, Auspicious

Joyous, Felicitous, Favourable, Hopeful, Encouraging, Prosperous, Favorable, Fortunate, Rosy, Promising, Golden, Bright, Lucky, Advantageous, Propitious

Congenial, Amenable, Hospitable, Conducive, Fertile, Advantageous, Ripe, Opportune, Favourable, Encouraging, Gracious, Lucky, Prosperous, Favorable, Auspicious

Joyous, Felicitous, Favourable, Hopeful, Encouraging, Prosperous, Favorable, Fortunate, Rosy, Promising, Golden, Bright, Lucky, Advantageous, Propitious

This is a propitious day to complete an important project.
Good fortune; new friends; if flying, speedy and propitious news.
Nonetheless, the new Apple offering comes at a propitious time.
The most propitious aspect of this Starbucks font is that.
This acquisition comes at a propitious time for us.
The Green family commenced collecting at a propitious moment.
That would seem to make conditions propitious for peace.
Polanski landed in Hollywood at a propitious moment.
Divine favor, in other words, a propitious time.
Proceed, progress, propitious, counteracting, conflicting, make progress, make way, get forward, HEAD, not propitious.

Nine is the most auspicious number of fish.
Indeed, the lord Pratipa caused every auspicious preparation.
North Carolina Education Alliance at an auspicious time.
Association stood by to witness the auspicious event.
Auspicious time chosen to sit in the opposition!
Others did not play such an auspicious part.
Ramadan Kareem is an auspicious festival for Muslims.
ANT: Auspicious, hopeful, cheering, assuring, animating, encouraging, joyous.
May Allah bless you on this auspicious day.
Benefits of Scheduling Events on an Auspicious Time An auspicious time is a confluence of good planetary energies.