feasting (Meaning)
feasting (n)
eating an elaborate meal (often accompanied by entertainment)
feasting (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Feast
Synonyms & Antonyms of feasting
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- aggravating
- irking
- riling
- putting out
- bothering
- crossing
- getting
- galling
- roiling
- irritating
- putting out
- maddening
- crossing
- incensing
- exasperating
- riling
- rousing
- chafing
- displeasing
- annoying
- ruffling
- chafing
- vexing
- bugging
- nettling
- aggravating
- rankling
- provoking
- irking
- provoking
- irritating
- ruffling
- inflaming
- getting
- maddening
- annoying
- roiling
- bothering
- incensing
- grating
- grating
- galling
- displeasing
- bugging
- piquing
- inflaming
- piquing
- rousing
- perturbing
- vexing
- exasperating
- rankling
- nettling
- perturbing
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- enraging
- offending
- enflaming
- enraging
- insulting
- outraging
- angering
- pestering
- agitating
- steaming up
- insulting
- pestering
- distressing
- angering
- harrying
- harrying
- offending
- upsetting
- fretting
- infuriating
- harassing
- steaming up
- enflaming
- infuriating
- peeving
- fretting
- distressing
- upsetting
- peeving
- harassing
- outraging
- disturbing
- agitating
- disturbing
FAQs About the word feasting
eating an elaborate meal (often accompanied by entertainment)of Feast
feeding, dining, honoring, banqueting, junketing, regaling, boarding,recognizing, catering,provisioning
aggravating, irking, riling, putting out, bothering, crossing, getting, galling, roiling, irritating
The Thanksgiving feast was a joyous occasion filled with laughter, stories, and delicious dishes.
The company gathered for a sumptuous feast in celebration of the new year.
The sight of the elegantly laid table was tantalizing, igniting anticipation for the impending feast.
The starving travelers stumbled upon an oasis, where they feasted on the available fruits and water, restoring their energy.
