epulation (Meaning)
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epulation (n.)
A feasting or feast; banquet.
Synonyms & Antonyms of epulation
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epulation Sentence Examples
- The epulation was a lavish feast that was held to celebrate the emperor's victory.
- The guests at the epulation enjoyed a variety of exotic dishes, including peacock and ostrich.
- The epulation was held in a large hall that was decorated with flowers and tapestries.
- The tables at the epulation were laden with food and drink, and the guests feasted until they were full.
- The epulation was accompanied by music and dancing, and the guests enjoyed themselves until late into the night.
- The epulation was a time for celebration and merriment, and the guests forgot all their troubles for a while.
- The epulation was a symbol of the emperor's power and wealth, and it was a reminder to the guests of their own mortality.
- The epulation was a religious ceremony, and the guests were expected to behave in a respectful and orderly manner.
- The epulation was a social event, and it was an opportunity for the guests to meet and mingle with each other.
- The epulation was a historical event, and it is still remembered today as a time of great feasting and celebration.
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A feasting or feast; banquet.
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The epulation was a lavish feast that was held to celebrate the emperor's victory.
The guests at the epulation enjoyed a variety of exotic dishes, including peacock and ostrich.
The epulation was held in a large hall that was decorated with flowers and tapestries.
The tables at the epulation were laden with food and drink, and the guests feasted until they were full.
