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revelry
[rev-uhl-ree]
noun
plural
revelriesreveling; boisterous festivity.
Their revelry could be heard across the river.
Synonyms: , , ,
revelry
/ ˈɛəɪ /
noun
noisy or unrestrained merrymaking
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Dandyism began as a point of mockery for enslaved people, and its reclamation and transformation over time is both a revelry for Black style and a sartorial form of historical observance.
Rickey would rather they retrench into a nostalgia tour of laughs and revelry — he’s even found the tan Chrysler LeBaron they used to ride in.
There was little to no evidence on social media of the players enjoying the opportunities for revelry that Dubai allows.
Nothing stops a virus or contagious bacteria is its tracks like keeping isolated — even if it means missing out on holiday revelries.
Last month, police in Shanghai silenced celebrations for Halloween over fears the revelries might turn into platforms for dissent.
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