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Meanings of felicitous in English
Spanish
oportuno Exhibiting an agreeably appropriate manner or style.
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Usage of felicitous in English
1
Rarely have creator and critic been joined in so felicitous a marriage.
2
At the end of the felicitous occasion, the father found his voice,-
3
The felicitous expression of some well-known truth or experience is always pleasing.
4
The contrast of Ben Jonson with Shakespeare is peculiarly and strikingly felicitous.
5
But to me it seems a felicitous combination not often met with.
6
This is a peculiarly felicitous instance of what is called poetical justice.
7
Mr -was a singular and felicitous exception to this mortifying rule.
8
Whenever he speaks of a friend, he is sure to be felicitous.
9
That brings good luck, of good omen, auspicious, favorable, propitious, fortunate, prosperous, felicitous.
10
Mauritz read the letter for me and complimented me on my felicitous German.
11
In arguing a case his style was peculiarly felicitous-simple ,direct ,clear
12
Around its chief and central interest gather associations of felicitous significance.
13
We did our best to put faith in such felicitous augury.
14
His marriage had not proved in all respects a felicitous one.
15
Down in front a man had risen from his seat-thefelicitous Mr. Truesdale.
16
He was the least agile, the least felicitous, the least ready, of composers.
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