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Meanings of felicitate in English
Synonyms
Examples for "congratulate"
Examples for "congratulate"
1
He said he called Inslee to congratulate him and wish him luck.
2
It said Hadi had telephoned the local military commander to congratulate him.
3
Mission accomplished, the press proclaimed, and everyone went home to congratulate themselves.
4
Secretary of State John Kerry called Netanyahu on Wednesday to congratulate him.
5
And so I congratulate the worker with children in the small library.
Usage of felicitate in English
1
The Commune immediately sent a delegation ironically to felicitate it upon its obedience.
2
Yet I own, I cannot much felicitate any body that marries for love.
3
The beautific splendors of Thy face irradiate the celestial region and felicitate the saints.
4
In two respects, these unfortunate men had reason to felicitate themselves, notwithstanding their sufferings.
5
Maestro Benedetto, I do felicitate you indeed that you should possess such a pupil.
6
She did nothing but felicitate herself upon the happy chance which had sent her Mlle.
7
Does the short-story writer felicitate himself upon having discovered a rare species in humanity's garden?
8
He listened with exemplary patience to my brief recital and was good enough to felicitate me.
9
And indeed in this particular the Typees had ample reason to felicitate themselves, for sickness was almost unknown.
10
Stifford smiled at them both, as if to felicitate them on the chance which had brought them together.
11
He could not felicitate himself enough.
12
Did he felicitate himself like a simple Teuton, on the wonderful learning and eloquence of his Greek-Roman secretary?
13
May I felicitate the talented author?'
14
Nor have we less reason to felicitate ourselves on the position of our political than of our commercial concerns.
15
On the other hand, there were some mendicants whose utmost efforts I even now felicitate myself on having withstood.
16
Further, he sent to the King of France an ambassador instructed to felicitate that monarch upon his fine action.
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Frequent collocations
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