Congratulate or Congradulate
Correct congratulate vs incorrect congradulate.
congradulate
Incorrect spelling - “Congradulate” wrongly inserts a 'd'.
"congradulate" is a common misspelling of "congratulate". Always use "congratulate" when referring to the correct word.
congratulate
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Congratulate” means to praise or express joy for someone’s success.
Definition of congratulate
"congratulate": “Congratulate” means to praise or express joy for someone’s success.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for congratulate
- • praise
- • honor
- • commend
Usage Examples
"Correct:" We congratulate the winners.
"Correct:" I want to congratulate you.
"Correct:" They congratulated her warmly.
"Incorrect:" We congradulate the winners.
"Incorrect:" I want to congradulate you.
Notes:
- • There is no 'd' in any form of the word.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Congratulate.
Q: Wrong version?
A: Congradulate.
Q: Meaning?
A: To praise someone.
Q: Example?
A: I congratulate you on your achievement.
Q: Tip?
A: Remember: con-gra-tu-late.
Summary
""Congratulate" is correct; 'congradulate' is a common misheard spelling."