Congratulate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONGRATULATE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to express pleasure in sympathy with
• praise (someone) for an achievement
• feel pride or satisfaction
• To address with expressions of sympathetic pleasure on account of some happy event affecting the person addressed; to wish joy to.
• To express of feel sympathetic joy; as, to congratulate with one\'s country.
• say something to someone that expresses praise
• express congratulations
• be proud of
• pride or congratulate (oneself) for an achievement
• give (someone) one's good wishes when something special or pleasant has happened to them
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to express sympathetic pleasure at (an event)

Words related to CONGRATULATE

congratulated17 congratulates16 congratulating18 congratulatory20 macarise12

Words that contain CONGRATULATE

congratulated17 congratulates16

How to use CONGRATULATE in a sentence

• Imperial Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg drove to the castle to congratulate the Emperor on the victory and was enthusiastically cheered along the way.
• The magistrates and townsmen waited on him in a body, to congratulate him on his return.
• Phipps possessed a strength of character that had many times caused him to congratulate himself upon her choice of a husband.
• In conclusion I congratulate you, my fellow-citizens, upon the high state of prosperity to which the goodness of Divine Providence has conducted our common country.
• I trust, Dodd, to be able to congratulate you upon your books.
• He was afterwards one of the first to congratulate Morse on the successful exhibition of his telegraph before the French Academy of Science.
• He was knighted by the English government, and is certainly the first Hindoo who could congratulate himself on such a distinction.
• Dartmouth, permit me to congratulate you on your good-fortune.
• The senate of Venice sent to him, in December, 1501, a solemn embassy to congratulate him.
• Are the times so much more reformed now, than they were five-and-twenty years ago? If they are, I congratulate the amendment of our morals.
• The character of your ministry in the parish is such, that he who can congratulate himself on not being acquainted with you has something to boast of.
• That is why, paradoxical as it may appear, I congratulate myself on not being married already.
• The queen even condescended to call in person upon the Countess Daun to congratulate her upon the great victory attained by her husband.
• MY DEAR SIR WILLIAM, The papers had informed me of the honour conferred upon you, and I was intending to congratulate you on the occasion, when your letter arrived.
• I congratulate you, my dear friend, on your safe arrival, and on your marriage.
• Hale, I must first congratulate you on the make-up of Podgers.
• I congratulate you on being selected for this noble and patriotic task.
• I congratulate you on these excellent qualities and traits of your association, wish you all success and thank you for the privilege you have given me.
• I came to thank Monsieur Cesar for his invitation, and to congratulate you.
• All her Acquaintance congratulate her upon her Chance.
• Well, she would congratulate them! If Honora could forget a shattered heart so soon, if Wander could take it on such easy terms, they were entitled to congratulations of a sort.
• Nobody can do otherwise than congratulate Professor Huxley and Mr.
• MY DEAR BROTHER, I do most heartily congratulate you on the recovery of Master Billy, and the good way my sister is in.
• And now, my dear Sir, congratulate me on my return to London with the full approbation of Mr.
• The King and Queen of Denmark came on the platform to congratulate him after one of his eloquent speeches, and the Queen of Greece was one of his correspondents.
• Prescott, I congratulate you on having such a good champion.
• Congratulate me, my dear friend, I am overcoming in a degree my dislike to the company of strangers.
• I am, indeed, bereft of words, yet I congratulate you, sir.
• Neighbors hastened to congratulate the happy father, but days might elapse before the neighborhood knew of the birth of a daughter.
• The players are called simply to congratulate them on their success, and to express some sort of gratitude for their exertions.
• I congratulate you, my dear Harriet, with all my heart.
• Weston, to congratulate her, and a very proper, handsome letter it was.
• If you had a great joy, his was the first telegram to congratulate you.
• I congratulate you on having lived and prospered for five long years.
• I congratulate you on the form of the new magazine, and the careful summary of the news of the world thus far given.

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