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Steeping tea offers a moment of serenity and balance amidst the hustle and bustle of modern life.
Warm Tea Alcohol Stove: A small kettle can be placed on top of the iron rack, and a small alcohol lamp can be placed underneath to warm the

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A moment that is propitious is preferable to a moment that is antipitious.
Pronunciation: [pruh-PISH-uhs]
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I hope this comes to you at a time that’s propitious. It’s coming from a heart that’s filled with good wishes.
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Propitious
(adjective) giving or indicating a good chance of success; favorably disposed toward someone; presenting favorable circumstances
Henry chose a propitious moment to present his business proposal: the investors had just heard record-breaking quarterly results and were in high spirits. 📊🧑🏻💼
It comes from the Latin propitius, meaning “favorable” or “gracious,” likely derived from pro- (before, forward) + petere (to seek or fly toward).
It entered Middle English via Old French propicieus in the 15th century and was commonly used in religious contexts to describe a deity who was favorably inclined toward worshippers, as in the phrase “propitious gods.”
Over time, its meaning broadened to describe any favorably timed or promising circumstance.
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propitious | prəˈpiSHəs
adjective
giving or indicating a good chance of success; favorable:
i.e. I made the sales call at the most propitious time.