Examples of 'felicitous' in a sentence
Meaning of "felicitous"
felicitous (adjective): Felicitous means well-suited for the occasion, apt, or well-chosen
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- Characterized by felicity.
- Appropriate, apt, fitting.
- Auspicious, fortunate, lucky.
- Causing happiness or pleasure.
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Indeed the guilty will not be felicitous.
And just when the felicitous and fortunate.
Indeed the faithless will not be felicitous.
Allow the most felicitous of human beings to die.
Indeed the wrongdoers will not be felicitous.
I think this is a felicitous initiative of this process of change.
Your timing could not have been more felicitous.
Felicitous is he who purifies himself.
Indeed the wrongdoers are not felicitous.
Be under more felicitous circumstances.
Having a tortoise made of jade was felicitous.
I am feeling felicitous today.
Felicitous in its expression.
The comparison is perhaps a felicitous one.
Many felicitous arrivals.
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That was a much less felicitous task.
Their felicitous intervention has disrupted a sophisticated terrorist operation and saved thousands of innocent lives.
One who purifies it is felicitous.
A most felicitous scene.
It is they who are the felicitous.
One of the most felicitous scenes we have ever witnessed was in Nicaragua.
They are also seen as felicitous.
This felicitous kiribath has now become one of the traditional breakfasts of Sri Lanka.
Please accept this present for this felicitous occasion.
The felicitous words of Justice Holmes in his famous dissent in Abrams v.
The addition of morphological affixation complicates the derivation of felicitous syllables.
That is felicitous.
I do not think the resolution condemning all this is very felicitous.
Era names were also changed due to other felicitous events or natural disasters.
The style flows easily and the choice of words is often felicitous.
The rumours of the good behaviour of that felicitous king spread throughout the world.
On this occasion the place and the exhibits coincide in an especially felicitous manner.
I would simply say that there are rather felicitous posters and less felicitous posters.
One could write hundreds of pages on the subject without finding a more felicitous formula.
It is a felicitous initiative of Pope Francis.
Felice is not felicitous.
A felicitous hero is in hardship, his army in ambush.
The sixth action programme makes a more or less felicitous attempt to do this.
Felicitous compliments ofthe gorging season to you, sir.
We thank the organizer for the free of charge participation including a felicitous social program.
A not altogether felicitous prospect, should scarlett.
Manipulate the discourse so that targeted features are rendered more salient in pragmatically felicitous contexts.
Lastly, there is a more felicitous scenario of demographic renewal.
The men of Paradise will be felicitous.
Felicitous compliments of the gorging season to you, sir.
But Friedman also produced a less felicitous legacy.
That such felicitous thoughts do not occur to women?
Indeed those who attribute lies to Allah will not be felicitous.
This felicitous state is said to lie within the being, eternally.
The strong political will of major Afghan parties contributed highly to this felicitous development.
