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Successo e ricchezza

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well-heeled
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deep-pocketed
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loaded
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to outmaneuver
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to outstrip
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to eclipse
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to prevail
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to outclass
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to transcend
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to procure
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to outshine
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to outperform
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to burgeon
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to outwit
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to reign
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to culminate
auspicious
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auspicio

auspicio

Approving
Formal

indicating that something is very likely to succeed in the future

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Finding a rare coin on the street made her day start in an auspicious manner.
Receiving a promotion at the start of the year was an auspicious beginning for Mark.

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auspice

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auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

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auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
self-assured
aggettivo
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/sˈɛlfəʃjˈʊɹd/
sicuro di sé

sicuro di sé

Approving

confident in one's abilities or qualities

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auspice

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auspicious

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auspiciously

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auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

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inauspicious

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driven
aggettivo
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motivato

motivato

Approving

showing determination and ambition to achieve one's goals

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auspice

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auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

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auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
high-flying
aggettivo
uk flag
/hˈaɪflˈaɪɪŋ/
ad alta quota

ad alta quota

Approving
Informal

extremely successful, particularly in job or education

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auspice

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auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
goal-oriented
aggettivo
uk flag
/ɡˈoʊlˈoːɹiəntᵻd/
(focalizzato sugli obiettivi)

(focalizzato sugli obiettivi)

orientato agli obiettivi

Approving

characterized by a strong focus on achieving specific objectives

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auspice

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auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
elite
aggettivo
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l
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(superiore)

(superiore)

elite

associated with superior status, privilege, or excellence

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auspice

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auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

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inauspicious

Adjective
fortuitous
fortuitous
aggettivo
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fortuito

fortuito

Formal

occurring by chance and not intention

Famiglia di Parole

auspice

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auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
serendipitous
serendipitous
aggettivo
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(fortunato)

(fortunato)

inatteso

unexpectedly fortunate or successful

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auspice

Noun

auspicious

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auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

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auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
well-heeled
aggettivo
uk flag
/wˈɛlhˈiːld/
(facoltoso)

(facoltoso)

benestante

Approving
Informal

having substantial financial resources

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auspice

Noun

auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
deep-pocketed
deep-pocketed
aggettivo
uk flag
/dˈiːppˈɑːkɪɾᵻd/
(facoltoso)

(facoltoso)

benestante

Approving
Informal

having a lot of money or significant financial resources

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auspice

Noun

auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
loaded
loaded
aggettivo
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caricare

caricare

Informal

having a lot of money or financial resources

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auspice

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auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
to outmaneuver
Verbo
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n
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(battere)

(battere)

sorpassare

to surpass or overcome an opponent or obstacle through strategic and skillful maneuvers

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auspice

Noun

auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
to outstrip
Verbo
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distanziare

distanziare

to posses or reach a higher level of skill, success, value, or quantity than another person or thing

Famiglia di Parole

auspice

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auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
to eclipse
Verbo
e
ə
c
k
l
l
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ɪ
p
p
s
s
e
(sorpassare)

(sorpassare)

eclissare

to become more successful, important, or powerful that someone or something else in a way that they become unnoticeable

Famiglia di Parole

auspice

Noun

auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
to prevail
to prevail
Verbo
p
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ai
l
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(trionfare)

(trionfare)

prevalere

to prove to be superior in strength, influence, or authority

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auspice

Noun

auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
to outclass
Verbo
o
a
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ʊ
t
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c
k
l
l
a
æ
ss
s
(superare)

(superare)

sorpassare

to surpass or exceed others in a particular activity, skill, or performance

Famiglia di Parole

auspice

Noun

auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
to transcend
to transcend
Verbo
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N/A

Formal

to go beyond a particular limit, quality, or standard, often in an exceptional way

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Famiglia di Parole

auspice

Noun

auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
to procure
to procure
Verbo
p
p
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r
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c
k
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r
r
e
(ottenere)

(ottenere)

acquisire

Formal

to obtain something, especially through effort or skill

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Famiglia di Parole

auspice

Noun

auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
to outshine
Verbo
o
a
u
ʊ
t
ʧ
sh
i
n
n
e
N/A

N/A

to surpass others in a particular quality or achievement

Famiglia di Parole

auspice

Noun

auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

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to outperform
to outperform
Verbo
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sovraperformare

sovraperformare

to do better than someone or something

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Famiglia di Parole

auspice

Noun

auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
to burgeon
to burgeon
Verbo
b
b
u
ɜ
r
r
g
ʤ
eo
ə
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n
fioriturare

fioriturare

Formal

to have a rapid development or growth

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auspice

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auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
to outwit
to outwit
Verbo
o
a
u
ʊ
t
t
w
w
i
ɪ
t
t
(ingannare)

(ingannare)

sorpassare

Informal

to defeat or surpass someone in a clever or cunning manner

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Famiglia di Parole

auspice

Noun

auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
to reign
Verbo
r
r
ei
g
n
n
(predominare)

(predominare)

regnare

to be predominant or prevalent

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Famiglia di Parole

auspice

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auspicious

Adjective

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciously

Adverb

auspiciousness

Noun

auspiciousness

Noun

inauspicious

Adjective

inauspicious

Adjective
to culminate
to culminate
Verbo
c
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u
ə
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m
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culminare

culminare

Formal

to end by coming to a climactic point

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auspice

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auspicious

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auspiciously

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auspiciously

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auspiciousness

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auspiciousness

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inauspicious

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inauspicious

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