Pronunciation: /fɪˌlɪsɪˈteɪʃənz/
noun a congratulatory expression or message
A1 I sent my felicitations to the happy couple on their wedding day.
A2 After receiving her promotion, she received many felicitations from her coworkers.
B1 The president received felicitations from leaders around the world on his inauguration.
B2 The team's victory was met with felicitations from fans and supporters alike.
C1 His felicitations were heartfelt and sincere, bringing tears to her eyes.
C2 The felicitations from the Nobel committee were the highlight of her career.
interjection used to express congratulations or good wishes
A1 Felicitations on your new job!
A2 Felicitations on passing your driving test!
B1 Felicitations on your engagement!
B2 Felicitations on your promotion to manager!
C1 Felicitations on your successful business venture!
C2 Felicitations on your acceptance into the prestigious university!
formal I extend my sincerest felicitations on your recent promotion.
informal Hey, felicitations on acing your exams!
slang Dude, felicitations on getting the job!
figurative His success was a felicitation of his hard work and dedication.
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