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revelment

NOUN
festivity
Synonyms
STRONGEST
bash festival hoopla
STRONG
amusement blowout carousal clambake conviviality do entertainment fun gaiety happiness hilarity jamboree jollity joviality joyfulness levity merriment merrymaking mirth party pleasure revel shindig sport whoopee
WEAK
fun and games reveling wingding
Antonyms
STRONG
depression gloom misery pain sadness seriousness sorrow unhappiness work
NOUN
revel
Synonyms
STRONG
bacchanal carousal carouse debauch festivity frolic gaiety gala jollification jollity merriment party reveling saturnalia skylarking spree wassail whoopee
WEAK
high jinks
Antonyms
STRONG
gloom
NOUN
revelry
Synonyms
STRONGEST
debauchery festivity
STRONG
carousal carouse celebration debauch entertainment festival fun gaiety jollification jollity party saturnalia spree
WEAK
high jinks reveling whoop-de-do whoopla
Antonyms
STRONG
sadness work
WEAK
mourning sobriety

Example Sentences

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Long may he live!—and often may the fresh and vigorous effusions of his pen recall to my recollection the astonishing gambols and revelment of this evening!

From Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland Volume 5 by Various

Never did Mount Nysa resound to more genuine revelment.

From Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Vol. XX by Leighton, Alexander

There was neither dancing nor revelment of any kind, but there was a plentiful meal, many songs, and as much punch, prepared in a large bowl, as the company chose to make use of.

From Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland Volume 14 by Various