Felicitous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FELICITOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• happy; prosperous
• well chosen or suited to the circumstances
• pleasing and fortunate
• Characterized by felicity; happy; prosperous; delightful; skilful; successful; happily applied or expressed; appropriate.
• exhibiting an agreeably appropriate manner or style
• marked by good fortune
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• very well suited or expresse; apt

Words related to FELICITOUS

felicitously20 felicitousness19

Words that contain FELICITOUS

felicitously20 infelicitous17 felicitousness19 infelicitously22 felicitousnesse20 felicitousnesses21

How to use FELICITOUS in a sentence

• This is of course unequal, but generally felicitous.
• In painting these sinewy figures, full of a character of their own, he was very felicitous, had an enormous success, and drew a host of less gifted followers after him.
• At Charlestown, on Bunker Hill Edward Everett welcomed him in behalf of the city, and pronounced one of his felicitous speeches.
• No orator ever did so much by a single word, by felicitous expressions.
• The plot is not felicitous, and the ending is unsatisfactory.
• In another remark he showed himself a still more felicitous critic.
• The glimpses on the mountains up and down the road were very felicitous also.
• Write what you can, and if you have the grace of felicitous expression or the power of energetic expression your style will be admirable and admired.
• A felicitous production of high art, also, is among the rarest of exceptions, and will be till the Millennium.
• The contrast of Ben Jonson with Shakespeare is peculiarly and strikingly felicitous.
• The opposition of the great pilasters to the little columns is an idea at once felicitous and original.
• He can say the strongest things in the swiftest way, and the most felicitous expressions seem to fall unconsciously from his lips.
• Then he displays his felicitous facility of illustration, his familiar way of bringing a great question to the test of some parallel fact that everybody before him knows.
• The action is impelled by the same series of marvelous adventures and felicitous mishaps.
• Rodney came back to her with an alert and felicitous air.
• He was so accustomed to a charming compliance in her, he could hardly realize that he was being brought to book in a manner at once so felicitous yet so firm.
• It seems to me truly felicitous and excellent, and, I doubt not, she will think so too.
• Ghose produces exactly the right phrase by means of a felicitous simplicity.
• Around its chief and central interest gather associations of felicitous significance.
• Their simplicity is the simplicity of perfectly felicitous inventions, of things sprung from the earth without effort.
• The very transparent comparison which matches Michael Angelo with his own countryman, Dante, is after all more felicitous and truer.
• In you the elements have been mixed in a manner so felicitous that I regard you as quite incorruptible.
• In this felicitous characteristic it stands out in remarkable prominence and in striking contrast with nearly all the other baronial halls of the country.
• Was there ever such a night before in our staid city? Did ever mortal preside with such felicitous success as did Mr.
• It tells in a felicitous manner of the place, the people, and his experiences.
• He saw that the best chance of a felicitous marriage lay in a union of mature and serious persons, animated by grave interests and lofty ideals.
• He also introduced into his stories the songs of France and Italy and felicitous translations, none of which were better than those from Horace.
• Negotiations were entered into between the king and the Parliament, and these were renewed again and again, but never with felicitous issues.
• Felicitous genius is so called because it meets experience half-way.
• He was the least agile, the least felicitous, the least ready, of composers.
• What it loses in adherence to classic models and Italian taste, is more than made up by exquisite lines and felicitous phrases.
• Burke Leavitt, President of the Illinois Union, gave to the ladies a felicitous welcome to the city and to the sympathy of the workers of the great state of Illinois.
• He was, at the same time, able to bring out illustrations at once simple and felicitous, often with poetic skill and elegance.

Similar words containing FELICITOU without suffix s

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