revelry Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- cheer
- entertainment
- conviviality
- joy
- revelling
- cheerfulness
- festival
- mirth
- jollity
- jollification
- fun
- reveling
- enjoyment
- gaiety
- rejoicing
Weak:
- merriness
- happiness
- riot
- levity
- recreation
- gleefulness
- buffoonery
- joviality
- romp
- gambol
- carousal
- lark
- frolicking
- delight
- jesting
- glee
- carnival
- lightheartedness
- pleasure
- playfulness
- spree
- mischief
- gambolling
- joking
- revel
- flippancy
- frolic
- funning
- rollicking
- whoopee
- jocularity
- frivolity
- party
- diversion
- binge
- cheeriness
- mirthfulness
- hilarity
- romping
- carouse
Strongest:
- gloom
- mourning
- woe
- mournfulness
- sorrow
- woe
- grief
- wretchedness
- heartbreak
- gloom
- mournfulness
- grief
- misery
- gloominess
- heartache
- gloominess
- heartbreak
- wretchedness
- darkness
- sorrow
- heartache
- darkness
- mourning
- blackness
- misery
- blackness
Strong:
- dejection
- melancholy
- depression
- dumps
- despondency
- melancholy
- doldrums
- miserableness
- despondency
- heartsickness
- dolefulness
- dumps
- glumness
- doldrums
- unhappiness
- dolor
- unhappiness
- depression
- dolor
- miserableness
- dolefulness
- dejection
- glumness
- heartsickness
Weak:
revelry Meaning
revelry (n)
unrestrained merrymaking
revelry (n.)
The act of engaging in a revel; noisy festivity; reveling.
revelry Sentence Examples
- The revelry of the New Year's Eve party reverberated throughout the city.
- The villagers engaged in wild revelry, dancing and drinking until dawn.
- The neighborhood was filled with the sounds of revelry as people celebrated the festival.
- The students' revelry continued late into the night, keeping their neighbors awake.
- The carnival was a scene of pure revelry, with laughter, music, and colorful costumes.
- The revelry at the wedding reception was so loud that it could be heard blocks away.
- The revelry of the summer solstice celebration was a reminder of the joy and abundance of the season.
- The city seemed to come alive with revelry as the crowds gathered for the annual parade.
- The revelry of the victory celebration was palpable, with people embracing and chanting slogans.
- Despite the warnings, the revelry at the beach party spun out of control, leading to arrests and property damage.
FAQs About the word revelry
unrestrained merrymakingThe act of engaging in a revel; noisy festivity; reveling.
celebration, gayety, merriment, merrymaking,festivity, cheer, entertainment, conviviality, joy, revelling
gloom, mourning, woe, mournfulness, sorrow, woe, grief, wretchedness, heartbreak, gloom
The revelry of the New Year's Eve party reverberated throughout the city.
The villagers engaged in wild revelry, dancing and drinking until dawn.
The neighborhood was filled with the sounds of revelry as people celebrated the festival.
The students' revelry continued late into the night, keeping their neighbors awake.
