congratulatory

IPA: kʌngrˈætʃʌɫʌtɔri

Examples of "congratulatory" in Sentences

You know, people have been very congratulatory, which is good.
Don't worry, it will be less 'congratulatory' and more religious we promise.
With a touch of cynicism he recalled the congratulatory messages -- the very first it had carried.
My grandfather found out after all his friends had bought him "congratulatory" rounds at the corner bar.
It's not quite the same as having someone else to high-five with, but some kind of congratulatory action is in order.
The governor's remarks came hours after President Barack Obama made what the White House described as a congratulatory call to Quinn for winning the close Democratic primary.
But these Academical Jubilees have usually been look'd upon as a kind of congratulatory Compliment to the Accession of every new Prince to the Throne, and generally, as such, have attended them.
I figure their chances, without people caring, are 'an ice cube's chance in hell.'which aligns the narrator in a way with the reader, but doesn't dislocate the meaning, nor offer a kind of congratulatory "aha" moment.
Vechten, who had found Ben at Lovejoy's Hotel, and still remained with him in New York, wrote to her brother a kind of congratulatory letter, mingled with sickly sentimental regrets for the "heart-broken, deserted and now departed Marie."