Similar words: auspicious, suspicion, suspicious, spice, under suspicion, hospice, despicable, conspicuous. Meaning: ['ɔːspɪs] 
n. a favorable omen.
n. a favorable omen. 
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(31) The whole life, we all get friendship, appreciation, respect, obligation, auspice and help from others.
(32) Butterflies are pretty and dainty and one of the Chinese people's favorite mascots for beauty and auspice .
(33) The predominant color in the traditional Chinese celebrations is red, which stands for auspice, jubilation and prosperity.
(34) This is important auspice in theory of well running of city construction system.
(35) The Monaco Grand Prix started in 1929, under the auspice of the late Prince Louis II, is an event recognized internationally.
(36) Ancient people had two opposite views on the clarity of the Yellow River: symbolism of auspice or malignancy.
(37) Based on the research, I hope to provide guidance and auspice on membrane structure design to advance the development of membrane structure.
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