“We are journeying to the place of eternal felicity and joy. Come with us!”

“Kings and queens unburdened their most secret thoughts and fears to trusted bedfellows who were charged with providing physical security and emotional felicity.”

“I do not usually interrupt questions, but I do like felicity of expression, which that clearly was not.”

“Now I write these things to you from Smyrna, by the hand of the Ephesians, who are worthy of all felicitation.”

“She was not thinking of the kind of felicitation that had been implied when she had sent Evie the teacloth.”

“All nobles who used to pay visits of felicitation, now shunned her house and gathered at the mansion of Udaijin, near her own.”

“The arrested terrorist was a prime felicitator of terrorists and used to provide shelter and logistic support to terrorists.”

“The felicitousness of a literary utterance might thus involve its relation to the conventions of a genre.”

“The felicitations and good spirits lasted a while longer until Mrs. Gardiner noted the lateness of the hour and suggested a return to the inn.”

“If I had to use one word to describe Black Panther, on a meta level it would be confelicity.”

“Well, it is my earnest hope that this repast augurs the foundation of a mutual confelicity between us.”

“Because of my natural Socialist confelicity, I congratulate the Chancellor because he has relented with the changes in capital allowances on scientific and short-life investment goods.”

“Innocent jokes depend upon verbal felicities, puns, play upon words, combining incongruous words, and so on.”

“As a lyricist, he still oscillates between occasional felicities and frequent triviality.”

“Every page of the book is studded with similar felicities but it would be wrong, says Carey, for him to take all the credit.”