Pronunciation: /fəˈlɪsɪtəs/
adjective describing something that is well-suited, apt, or pleasing
A1 The weather was felicitous for our picnic.
A2 The felicitous timing of the party made it a huge success.
B1 Her felicitous choice of words helped diffuse the tension in the room.
B2 The felicitous combination of flavors in the dish impressed the food critics.
C1 The author's felicitous use of metaphors added depth to the novel.
C2 The felicitous decision to invest in renewable energy paid off in the long run.
formal The felicitous choice of words in the speech impressed the audience.
informal Your felicitous timing saved us from a big disaster.
slang That was a felicitous move, dude!
figurative The sun's rays cast a felicitous glow over the garden.
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