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Meanings of revelry in English
Usage of revelry in English
1
Outside we hear the sounds of revelry produced by less conscientious officers.
2
Days were consumed with study; nights were filled with revelry and love.
3
The sounds of revelry in the rooms above did not disturb him.
4
He would spend whole nights in her company, in feasting and revelry.
5
Not surprisingly, these are all conditions associated with an atmosphere of revelry.
6
What animal human or otherwise-could keep up such revelry without cracking up?
7
The blare of the piano and all sounds of revelry had hushed.
8
After a few days of revelry they were ready for something more.
9
The others followed his example, and their revelry wore out the night.
10
A large percentage would make it, probably causing mayhem in their revelry.
11
He would get the utmost out of this last night of revelry.
12
At other times magnificent entertainments filled the nights with light and revelry.
13
Timbermen and loggers gather no more for revelry at the riverfront saloon.
14
Not the slightest appearance of revelry or intoxication prevailed among their ranks.
15
The day before there was a couple of fellos late to revelry.
16
Disorder, pillage, shouts, revelry and confusion were the order of the night.
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Revelry across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common