macarism (makarizm)

[ (ma late. [Rare.] The word macarize adopted by Oxford who are familiar with Aristotle, to supply a word wanting in our language. "Felicitate" and "congratulate" are (in actual usage) confined to events. It may be said that men are admired for what they are, commended for what they do, and macarized for what they have. Whately, On Bacon's E ay on Praise (ed. 1887). =