Merrymaking synonyms

mĕr'ē-mā'kĭng

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celebration
The definition of a celebration is an act or event designed to commemorate something or make something special and enjoyable.
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entertainment (related)
An entertaining or being entertained
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merriment
(Obs.) Something that amuses or entertains
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festivity
The joy and merriment of a festival or celebration.
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conviviality
(Uncountable) The state of being convivial
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revel
An occasion of merrymaking or boisterous festivity; celebration
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revelry
Revelry is defined as loud, fun party-like activity.
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laughter (related)
The act of laughing.
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merry-making (related)
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amusement
Something that amuses or entertains; entertainment
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carousal
A riotous drinking party.
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enjoyment
(Countable) An activity that gives pleasure.
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festive
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jolly
(UK) a pleasure trip or excursion
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pleasure
One's preference or wish:
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rejoicing
An act of showing joy.
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festival
Merrymaking; festivity
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festiveness
The quality of being festive; festivity
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gaiety
(Uncountable) The state of being happy.
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jollity
(Countable) Revelry or festivity; a merry or festive gathering.
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jollification
A merrymaking; noisy festivity.
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Find another word for merrymaking. In this page you can discover 23 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for merrymaking, like: celebration, entertainment, merriment, festivity, conviviality, fun, revel, revelry, laughter, merry-making and frolic.
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Merrymaking Sentence Examples

  • the too sudden adoption of European clothing, rendering the body supersensitive to changes of temperature; lastly, the action of over-zealous missionaries in suppressing the dances, merrymaking and free joyous life of pagan times, and the preaching of a sombre type of Christianity, with deadening effects on the buoyant temperament of these children of Nature.

  • In the Middle Ages the Common was the site for jousting tournaments, archery competitions, fetes and general merrymaking.

  • The second day, named Choes (feast of beakers), was a time of merrymaking.

  • The proceedings closed with songs to the god and a general merrymaking, in which all the members of the family and the servants took part.

  • Once in the regiment I had not gone to some merrymaking where there was music... and suddenly I felt so depressed...

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