congratulations

/ kənˌɡrætjʊˈleɪʃənz /

plural noun

1. expressions of pleasure or joy; felicitations

Example Sentences

No congratulations for those who were born with a silver spoon in their mouths and then blame the poor for being poor.

From The Daily Beast

Congratulations on your Golden Globe nomination for Best Director.

From The Daily Beast

If few of the above studies seem relevant to your interests, then congratulations!

From The Daily Beast

“Many congratulations to all those masters and teachers,” she wrote.

From The Daily Beast

“Congratulations,” Colbert retorted, in a tone that made clear that he meant the opposite.

From The Daily Beast

Rimsky and I send you our homage and heartiest congratulations upon the completion of such a fine piece of workmanship.

From Project Gutenberg

I give you my congratulations, my dear fellow; she is a charming mistress, and it isn't everybody who has the chance.

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Congratulations: visits from my neighbors; all the éclat we could wish or a true lover hate.

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At home the Richardses had to endure congratulations and compliments until midnight.

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Here were extended the formal congratulations, and the name of one more citizen was added to the official list.

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How Do You Spell Congratulations?

Spelling tips for congratulations

The word congratulations is hard to spell because it is tempting to substitute the t for a d, as in congradulations, which is incorrect.

How to spell congratulations: You feel gratitude when someone wishes you congratulations. Keeping this phrase in mind helps remind you that congratulations is spelled with a t, like gratitude, and not a d.