Casual Conversational English (Phrases and Sentences in Different Scenarios – Top 600+ Terms)/
Congratulatory Phrases
Congratulatory Phrases
Total: 19 words
Congratulations!
noun
(plural) words of praise or well wishes
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Please accept my warmest congratulations.
phrase
a formal way of extending one's well wishes to someone
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I’d like to congratulate you on...
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used to commend someone for a particular achievement or greet them on a special occasion
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That’s great!
phrase
a positive response to good news
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That's great news.
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said when you are glad or relieved to hear something
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You did it!
phrase
said when someone has successfully done or accomplished something
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That's awesome!
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said when someone has done something astonishing or impressive
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Way to go!
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an informal way of expressing pleasure, approval, or excitement
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Good for you.
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used to express praise, approval, or pride for another person's accomplishment
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How wonderful!
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used to express delight in something said or done
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I'm so happy for you.
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means you are proud of someone's success or good fortune
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I'm proud of you.
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used to express pleasure or satisfaction as a result of learning about the achievements of someone, especially someone you know
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You earned it.
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said to someone whose success or good fortune is well-deserved, especially because they worked hard for it
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You deserve it.
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means that someone is worthy of the rewards or success they obtained
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You did good. / You did well.
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said when affirming or reassuring someone that what they did was right, proper, or satisfactory
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Nice going.
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praise for having done something well
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I knew you had it in you.
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means you have always believed in someone’s potential or ability, even though they may not believe in it themselves
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I take my hat off to...
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used to express admiration for someone or something
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Keep up the good work.
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used to encourage someone to continue doing something well
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