fete Synonyms
fete Meaning
fete (n)
an elaborate party (often outdoors)
an organized series of acts and performances (usually in one place)
fete (v)
have a celebration
fete (n.)
A feat.
A festival.
fete (n. pl.)
Feet.
fete (v. t.)
To feast; to honor with a festival.
fete Sentence Examples
- The town's annual summer fête was a lively and joyous celebration.
- The children skipped and danced through the streets during the carnival fête.
- A grand street party marked the national fête, with music, food, and fireworks.
- The village fête featured local crafts, produce, and live entertainment.
- The elegant garden fête was a fundraiser for a local charity.
- The company's Christmas fête brought employees together for a festive gathering.
- The school fête was a chance for students and families to connect and have fun.
- The church held a fête to raise funds for a new community center.
- The community fête celebrated the town's 100th anniversary.
- The grand opening fête of the new art museum was attended by local dignitaries and art enthusiasts.
FAQs About the word fete
an elaborate party (often outdoors), an organized series of acts and performances (usually in one place), have a celebrationA feat., Feet., A festival., To feas
reception, dance, shindig, event, do, celebration, affair, party, occasion, benefit
humble, humble, disgrace, discredit, shame, libel, humiliate, disgrace, humiliate, dishonor
The town's annual summer fête was a lively and joyous celebration.
The children skipped and danced through the streets during the carnival fête.
A grand street party marked the national fête, with music, food, and fireworks.
The village fête featured local crafts, produce, and live entertainment.
