Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• 50; late Middle English < Late Latin congrātulātiōn
• Nov 30, 2010 ... Congratulation vs. congratulations — which one to use? How/when? ... Congratulations is simply the plural form of congratulation. See these ...
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• 2 : a congratulatory expression —usually used in plural. See congratulation defined for English
• Congratulation is what you offer when someone accomplishes something positive or has a happy life event. Applause after a performance, shouting "Way to go!
• (stem of ... in an era when Washington can barely keep its doors open, some congratulation is in order.
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• I don't need your congratulations.
• But congratulations on that chicken franchise you always wanted.
• Commission President, congratulations for your support and commitment.
• Master, congratulations on your wedding.
• Relay my congratulations to Captain Lee and his team.
• And again, congratulations, sir.
• Many congratulations and happiness to you both.
• I added my congratulations soon afterwards.