Providential
Providential adjective - Coming or happening by good luck especially unexpectedly.
Usage example: winning the lottery could not have come at a more providential time for the recently laid-off worker
Propitious is a synonym for providential in opportune topic. In some cases you can use "Propitious" instead an adjective "Providential", when it comes to topics like happy.
Propitious
Propitious adjective - Pointing toward a happy outcome.
Usage example: a propitious time for starting a business
Providential is a synonym for propitious in favourable topic. You can use "Providential" instead an adjective "Propitious".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- advantageous and providential
- advantageous and propitious
- auspicious and providential
- auspicious and propitious
- favourable and providential
- favourable and propitious
- timely and providential
- timely and propitious
- convenient and providential
- convenient and propitious
- bright and providential
- bright and propitious
- hopeful and providential
- hopeful and propitious
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