feasts (Meaning)
feasts
abundance, profusion, to take part in a feast, a periodic religious observance commemorating an event or honoring a deity, person, or thing, an elaborate and usually abundant meal often accompanied by a ceremony or entertainment, to enjoy some unusual pleasure or delight, a religious festival or observance, a meal with plenty of food and drink, delight entry 2 sense 2, something that gives unusual or abundant enjoyment, delight, gratify, to entertain with a feast, to eat plentifully, to give a feast for
Synonyms & Antonyms of feasts
feasts Sentence Examples
- The village elders gathered for grand feasts to mark the harvest season.
- The king's court indulged in lavish feasts, showcasing the kingdom's wealth.
- The travelers feasted on fresh fruit and bread as they rested by the river.
- The family held a feast to celebrate the birth of their first grandchild.
- During the holidays, people all over the world prepare special feasts for their loved ones.
- The students feasted on knowledge as they learned about the complexities of history.
- The forest animals held a feast in the clearing, sharing their bounty with each other.
- The arrival of guests was met with a feast of culinary delights.
- The feast of colors and textures illuminated the bustling street market.
- The musical festival featured a feast of performances by renowned artists.
FAQs About the word feasts
abundance, profusion, to take part in a feast, a periodic religious observance commemorating an event or honoring a deity, person, or thing, an elaborate and us
dinners, banquets,festivals, galas, feeds, festivities, barbecues, cookouts, fries, luncheons
displeases, gets, nettles, outrages, grates, galls, piques, irks, irritates, inflames
The village elders gathered for grand feasts to mark the harvest season.
The king's court indulged in lavish feasts, showcasing the kingdom's wealth.
The travelers feasted on fresh fruit and bread as they rested by the river.
The family held a feast to celebrate the birth of their first grandchild.
