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gratulant

[ grach-uh-luhnt ]
/ ˈgrætʃ ə lənt /
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adjective
expressing gratification; congratulatory.
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Origin of gratulant

1425–75; late Middle English: joyful <Latin grātulant- (stem of gratulāns), equivalent to grātul- express joy (see gratulate) + -ant--ant

Words nearby gratulant

grattoir, gratuitous, gratuitous contract, gratuitously, gratuity, gratulant, gratulate, gratulation, Graubünden, Grauer's gorilla, graunch
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