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Meaning of congratulated
The primary meaning of the word "congratulated" is to express praise or admiration for someone's achievement or good fortune.
Etymology of congratulated
The word "congratulated" originates from the Latin words "con" (meaning "together") and "gratulare" (meaning "to wish joy" or "to rejoice with"), and the suffix "-ed" which forms the past tense of the verb.
Historically, the word has been used since the 15th century to express praise or admiration for someone's achievement or good fortune.
Synonyms
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praised
applauded
acclaimed
extolled
lauded
eulogized
complimented
flattered
honored
glorified
celebrated
feted
toasted
saluted
hailed
cheered
thanked
acknowledged
recognized
rewarded
paid tribute to
expressed admiration for
expressed appreciation for
expressed gratitude for
admired
adored
idolized
worshiped
revered
venerated
esteemed
respected
valued
cherished
Definitions
- The word "congratulated" is defined by Oxford Languages as the past tense of "congratulate", which means to express praise or admiration for someone's achievement or good fortune.
- * It can also imply a sense of pleasure or delight in someone else's success.
Usage Examples
- She was congratulated by her colleagues on her promotion to manager.
- * The team was congratulated by their coach on their victory in the championship.
- * He was congratulated by his friends on his engagement to his girlfriend.