auspicato
Auspicato is the Italian past participle of the verb auspicare, and can function as an adjective meaning “hoped-for” or “desired,” often used to denote something considered favorable or expected. In modern Italian, the term signals an intention or outcome that is wished for or anticipated, without implying certainty.
The word derives from Latin auspicare, itself linked to auspex, a bird-watcher who interpreted omens from birds.
Auspicato is common in formal and written Italian. It typically accompanies nouns to indicate desirability: una
La riforma è stata presentata come auspicata dal governo. Si auspicano investimenti per stimolare la crescita.
Auspicare, auspicio, auspici, auspicious (in translated or comparative contexts). The related noun auspicio refers to the