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Meanings of festive mood in English

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Usage of festive mood in English
1
I did not begin the holiday season in a very festive mood.
Ebony
2
The bar was filling up with theatergoers, all in a festive mood.
Silent screams
3
It was midday, and the gathering crowd was in a festive mood.
Sisterhood of Dune
4
Just what you need to put you in the festive mood for Christmas.
The Irish Times
5
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Recent sales figures have dampened the festive mood at Asda.
The Guardian
6
Jazz music played in the background, and a festive mood filled the restaurant.
Succubi like it hot
7
Amongst the Protestants, at least, there was a festive mood.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
8
Barry Manilow gets festive with new albums Barry Manilow is in a festive mood.
Reuters
9
New England is beautiful in the spring, and we were all in a festive mood.
Biggie and the devil diet
10
The relaxed and festive mood was smothered as effectively as if covered by a shroud.
Dragons of autumn twilight
11
There have been no reports of any irregularities, with observers saying there is a festive mood.
Radio NZ
12
The march took on a festive mood as the demonstrators walked to the city's central Cathedral.
Reuters
13
Suddenly an almost festive mood came over him.
The Neverending Story
14
In fact, everybody seemed in a festive mood.
The Lightning Thief
15
There was a festive mood on the street.
The Irish Times
16
Tralee is in a particularly festive mood this week and it's only partially down to the Roses.
The Irish Times
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Festive mood through the time
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common