Jun 25, 2019
Felicitous by Alyssa Coffey (free pattern on Ravelry)
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Felicitous by Alyssa Coffey (free pattern on Ravelry)
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felicitous
adjective | fe·lic·i·tous | \fi-ˈli-sə-təs\
very well suited or expressed : apt ; a felicitous remark handled the delicate matter; in a most felicitous manner
pleasant; delightful felicitous weather; The ride through the countryside is a felicitous journey for city people.
Sorry about the lack of Mantis and Cicada updates friends, been working on this mural for the coffee shop I work at's second location. It's taking a bit out of me but I love how it's coming out! 2 walls down 2 more to go!!! If you're ever in Tampa near USF, definitely check out Felicitous coffee and tea!
Word of the day:
Felicitous
Adjective
Well chosen or suited to the circumstances.
"A felicitous phrase"
Pleasing and fortunate. "The view was the room's only felicitous feature"
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plechât /pləˈʃɑt/
adjective: happy and lucky; felicitous
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Felicitous
Felicitous [fə-LIS-ə-dis] Part of speech: adjective Origin: Latin, 17th century 1. Well-chosen or suited to the circumstances. 2. Pleasing and fortunate. Examples of felicitous in a sentence “It turned out to be a felicitous decision to bring an umbrella.” “It was felicitous that we rented a truck for our vacation as we needed it for the weather in the…
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Felicitous is an adjective most often used in formal speech and writing to describe something that is very well expressed or suited for some purpose or situation. It can also be used as a synonym for pleasant or delightful.
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