Felicitous cast of performers
According Dictionary.com, felicitous means well-suited for the occasion, such as an action, manner or expression.
I have made up the sentence using this adjective below.
(ex) The felicitous cast of performers contributed to the overall success of their play.
Could someone please tell me whether or not I am using it correctly?
Thank you very much.
Top answer
Your meaning is not clear. " I would not use "felicitous cast".
- Your meaning is not clear.
- " I would not use "felicitous cast".
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Your meaning is not clear. I think "felicitous" would be better in something like "Felicitous casting contributed …." I would not use "felicitous cast".
0felicitous suggests a situation in which several factors come together to create a pleasing result. People and objects are not usually described as felicitous. The word is used with more abstract ideas.
It's often used in literary criticism.
... felicitous turns of phrase
... not the most felicitous choice of words
The Great Gatsby has some of the
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