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Meanings of festivity in English
Usage of festivity in English
1
Again the old house in the market-place was the scene of festivity.
2
There is an air of festivity about its approach in the fall.
3
Over by the farther fire some festivity seemed to be in progress.
4
All the Yukon was his guest, Dawson the seat of the festivity.
5
The village was now a scene of the utmost festivity and triumph.
6
Methinks I perceive an air of unusual festivity in my venerable friend.
7
Their barbaric outbreaks of festivity were always succeeded by this mass quiescence.
8
The Boston Tea Party was not a festivity which pleased the King.
9
No social evening or family festivity had seemed complete without his presence.
10
The distillery also celebrated its first birthday yesterday -a double festivity.
11
Everywhere festivity reigned, working great profits to the keepers of the wine-shops.
12
The faithful secretary still sustained his former resources for enjoyment and festivity.
13
The street held more of festivity to Clayton than had his house.
14
Observed as mediaeval Jews observed it, Purim was a thoroughly innocent festivity.
15
When he visited York he was received with immense festivity and magnificence.
16
They will celebrate it with thanksgiving, with festivity, with bonfires, and illuminations.
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Translations for festivity
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Festivity across language varieties
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