gaieties (Meaning)

gaieties

merrymaking, merrymaking sense 1, elegance, finery, festive activity, high spirits

No weak antonyms found.

The annual festival's gaieties attracted thousands of visitors with its vibrant parades and live performances.
Despite the dreary weather, the children's gaieties continued unabated, filling the day with laughter and merriment.
The town celebrated the holiday with a week of gaieties, including fireworks, concerts, and a grand parade.
The children's holiday gaieties reached their peak with the arrival of Santa Claus and his entourage of elves.
The evening's gaieties were highlighted by a lavish banquet and a performance by a renowned orchestra.
The grand opening of the new hotel was marked by a series of gaieties, including a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a champagne reception.
The summer gaieties were in full swing, with people enjoying outdoor concerts, picnics, and festivals.
The carnival's gaieties included a Ferris wheel, a carousel, and a variety of food and game stalls.
The Christmas gaieties brought joy to all, with twinkling lights, festive decorations, and the sound of carols.
The wedding celebration featured a host of gaieties, from a traditional ceremony to a reception filled with dancing and music.

merrymaking, merrymaking sense 1, elegance, finery, festive activity, high spirits

finery, bravery, apparel,attire, costume, frippery, raiment, toggery,regalia, wear

tatters, disarray,dishabille,

The annual festival's gaieties attracted thousands of visitors with its vibrant parades and live performances.

Despite the dreary weather, the children's gaieties continued unabated, filling the day with laughter and merriment.

The town celebrated the holiday with a week of gaieties, including fireworks, concerts, and a grand parade.

The children's holiday gaieties reached their peak with the arrival of Santa Claus and his entourage of elves.