"congratulatingly" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From congratulating + -ly.",
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          "text": "The shrill cling[-]clang, cling-clang of the old school-house bell resounded through the village. At length it ceased, and some ‘fifty dollars worth of tickets’ as Caleb’s door-keeper congratulatingly whispered, were crowded within the school room.",
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          "text": "Queen Victoria in her speech at the opening of Parliament, spoke congratulatingly of the efforts being made by her government and the French to restore peace to the States on the Rio de la Plata.",
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          "text": "His [Monty Tipton’s] saucy badinage is often as clever as it is outrageous: I believe it is he who congratulatingly greets one aerobicized woman by saying, “Your posterior is so skinny, I mistook it for Jodie Foster’s chin!” or words to that effect.",
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