Significats de most felicitous en anglès

Goldsmith was a man of the most felicitous endowments.

He was introduced with most felicitous good humor by Washington's able secretary, Mr. Alexander Hamilton.

I was then a royal guest, and passed a most felicitous night with these four celebrities.

A most felicitous illustration of this trait is in "The Evening Star," an earlier poem.

The commonplace proved a most felicitous question.

The document by which the provinces renounced their allegiance was not the most felicitous of their state papers.

At the critical period of his life he married for love, and his choice was a most felicitous one.

Hatred, after all, contempt and hatred, are not quite the most felicitous watchwords for the use of human society.

Dr. Pond, who conducted the anniversary service, closed with an address only too brief, but most felicitous and convincing.

The Thummim have been compared in the most felicitous way by Freytag, and by Lagarde independently of him (Proph.

Even the most felicitous prose translation must fail therefore at times to afford the entire and precise meaning of the original.

Not the most felicitous choices for hanging in a room meant for reading or conversation or the quiet contemplation of stillness.

It wasn't the most felicitous thing to say at that moment, in French, when it was obvious their cell phone was being tapped.

Though the modern poet's version is to be preferred, the older translation contains one of the most felicitous lines written even by Pope.

There is one sphere, however, where this exclusiveness of style and partition of labor are productive of the most felicitous results: namely, the minor drama.

"Missouri," according to some authorities, is the Indian for "Mud River," a most felicitous appellation.