Felice

[ fuh-lees ]

noun
  1. a female given name, form of Felicia.

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How to use Felice in a sentence

  • They learned that there was, indeed, a French brigade at the bridge of San Felices.

  • Felice became distinguished in his way, and his success encouraged the generous Federigo to adopt another child, Felices brother.

    The Story of Perugia | Margaret Symonds
  • On the reverse there are two figures, surrounded with the motto, "Virtus voluptas felices una."

    South London | Sir Walter Besant
  • It is probable that they have a force at the bridge near San Felices; but I believe the river is fordable in many places, now.

  • Felices quos abscondit in tabernaculo suo in umbra alarum suarum sperantes, donec transeat iniquitas.