The ISBN of The Propitious Esculent is 0434013188.
The Propitious Esculent has 320 pages.
The word propitious is an adjective that means being favorably disposed towards a person. It also means indicating or giving a good chance of success. Some synonyms for propitious are favorable, auspicious or opportune.
"He wanted to present to the mayor a bond proposal to build a new Symphony Hall, and it was propitious that the mayor was a lover of classical music."
The furtive cat decided that presence of the large dog was not a propitious sign.
Untoward.
"Propitious" most nearly means favorable or advantageous. It describes conditions or circumstances that are likely to lead to positive outcomes or success. For example, a propitious time for a business venture would be when market conditions are supportive and encouraging.
The analogy can be expressed as "propitious is to favorable as advantageous is to beneficial." Both pairs indicate a positive quality, where "propitious" and "advantageous" suggest a condition that favors success, while "favorable" and "beneficial" refer to outcomes that provide support or improvement.
lucky, propitious
ravenous : voracious A+
Well disposed or propitious.
Well disposed or propitious.