Congratulation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONGRATULATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of congratulating
• the action of expressing congratulations
• The act of congratulating; an expression of sympathetic pleasure.
• the act of acknowledging that someone has an occasion for celebration
• (usually plural) an expression of pleasure at the success or good fortune of another
• words expressing one's praise for an achievement or good wishes on a special occasion

Words related to CONGRATULATION

congratulations18 gratulation12

Words that contain CONGRATULATION

congratulations18

How to use CONGRATULATION in a sentence

• Damon was beside himself with surprise and congratulation.
• And though his dignity had been considerably damaged during the final moments at Selwood Terrace, there was matter for congratulation.
• It is a matter for great congratulation that the breed has been kept pure despite all temptation and exhortation.
• The present condition of the Territory of Utah, when contrasted with what it was one year ago, is a subject for congratulation.
• In this, for those who ponder the phenomena of literature, there is less matter for congratulation than would seem likely at first sight.
• Caesar neglected to rise from his seat, on their approaching him in a body with an address of congratulation.
• I thereupon proposed to receive them last Friday, the first day of the new year, a day of general joy and congratulation.
• Letters of congratulation came to us from all parts of the country.
• As they turned away again, her new ring blazing upon her finger, there was a buzz of congratulation around her.
• Augustus, utterly crushed, was compelled by his eccentric victor to send the crown jewels and the archives, with a letter of congratulation, to Stanislaus.
• The Corporation of London went to Windsor in civic state to present the King with an address of congratulation.
• From the spectators under the cliff there came a murmur of congratulation not unmixed with astonishment.
• He drew a long breath, and returned some smiles of congratulation from the negroes.
• A salute of one hundred guns soon made the occasion the subject of comment and congratulation throughout the city.
• Dollond firing off a neat little speech of congratulation, panting a little, and making play with her elaborate fan.
• She smiled almost bitterly as she thought how they would come about Jasper with their smooth, oily words of congratulation when he again came into their midst.
• Our pastor listened to them with surprise, as most of them were new even to him, nor did he fail to unite with his companion in encouragement and congratulation.
• I will not join in congratulation on misfortune and disgrace.
• During nine days the results were entirely satisfactory, and they were recipients of many compliments and much congratulation.
• Pulteney moved for an address of congratulation to his majesty, and was supported by Mr.
• The noble lord commenced his speech by joining in the congratulation of the address on the birth of another princess, and the happy recovery of her majesty.
• A public thanksgiving was ordered, and addresses of congratulation flowed in from all parts of the kingdom.
• The tidings were first brought to her by her servant, and then she at once sat down to write him a word or two of congratulation.
• I think it is a matter for congratulation that a movement which might have been so formidable has collapsed with so small an amount of loss, either of life or property.
• The peasant women came in to sing songs of congratulation to them.
• Life, that to a well-ordered mind should be a matter of congratulation, appeared to him, for a second or so, perfectly intolerable.
• Pity is stronger than congratulation, because, whether for ourselves or others, the desire to repel evil is stronger than to pursue good.
• But it is a matter for congratulation that he broke his vow.
• The letters were chiefly letters of congratulation.
• It is a subject of congratulation that no foreign combinations against our domestic peace and safety or our legitimate influence among the nations have been formed or attempted.
• I rushed downstairs, but the hall door was open, and I heard the voices of my companions, loud in astonishment and congratulation, in the yard.
• Still, if it should prove that that age of dependence IS really approaching its end, that would surely be a matter for congratulation.
• When I spoke to him in terms of wonder and congratulation of his defeat of Wyatt, he took it with a smile and as a matter of course.

Similar words containing NGRATULA without suffix tion and without prefix co

congratulant15 congratulate15 congratulable18 congratulants16 congratulated17 congratulates16 congratulator16 congratulating18 congratulative20 congratulators17 congratulatory20 congratulations18

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