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noun

revelry

REHV-uh-ree
noun
1
Loud, lively celebration or merry-making.
"The streets filled with revelry after the team won the cup."
"New Year's Eve is a night of fireworks and revelry."

How to Use Revelry

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishNoisy, joyful partying — music, dancing, drinking, that sort of energy.

Common pairings
drunken revelry a night of revelry wild revelry

Word Forms

revelries plural

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Etymology

From Middle English revelrye, built on revel (a boisterous party) plus the suffix -ry.

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