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festivity

[fe-stiv-i-tee] / fɛˈstɪv ɪ ti /


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Wintry Prague, with its towering cathedral and snow-dusted palaces of pink and green, provides the perfect backdrop for Christmas festivities.

From The Wall Street Journal

Play Cymru, an organisation promoting children's play, says parents should remember that festivities are a time for families to "relax a bit", adding that easing rules temporarily can be beneficial for everyone.

From BBC

Instead of preparing their own holiday festivities on the day before Christmas Eve, the women raced against the clock, with only hours left to perform a Christmas miracle.

From Los Angeles Times

The vlogger had shared a look at his Christmas decorations as well as the holiday festivities in his community in the latest video posted to his the Daily Woo channel on Sunday.

From Los Angeles Times

But some festivities have been accommodated ahead of Christmas, which in 2023 was officially moved to December 25, breaking with the Orthodox date of January 7 used in Russia.

From Barron's