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Meanings of fete in English
Usage of fete in English
1
The race may be as good as over but the fete continues.
2
But they had their rivals in the gallant givers of the fete.
3
The salons were filled in a few moments, and the fete began.
4
Why don't you just ask him about the fete when he arrives?
5
The principal apartments of the Tuileries's presented the appearance of a fete.
6
I shall go willingly, as these ladies take part in the fete.
7
They probably think Kyrgios is about as threatening as a village fete.
8
I will take you all after breakfast to the fete at Marly.
9
At this fete we will take an eternal adieu of the past.
10
As a whole, a village fete in Russia is a saddening spectacle.
11
I braai a few hundred boerewors rolls annually at the local fete.
12
Gordon knew what George Powhatan was trying to accomplish with this fete.
13
A play, followed by a ballet-pantomime and a ball, terminated the fete.
14
Life was one giddy round of delights-thedejeuner fete, opera, and ball-room
15
There is to be a great fete in your mother's room to-day.
16
It was a fete day and the wolves were singing and dancing.
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Fete through the time
Fete across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common