sprees Synonyms

Strongest:

an unrestrained indulgence in or outburst of an activity, a drunken revel, an outburst of activity

Marie embarked on a shopping spree, indulging in luxury items that she had coveted for months.
The tourists embarked on a culinary spree, sampling every exotic dish that the city had to offer.
The children went on a painting spree, adorning the walls of their room with colorful creations.
After winning the lottery, the couple went on a spending spree, splurging on extravagant purchases.
The government announced an economic stimulus package to encourage consumer sprees.
The university's annual book sale became a literary spree for avid readers.
The marathon sparked a running spree among the participants, motivating them to keep pushing their limits.
The city experienced a sudden heatwave, leading to an ice cream spree among the residents.
The teenager's social media spree lasted for hours, as they scrolled through endless posts and updates.
The new online game became so addictive that players engaged in gaming sprees that lasted well into the night.

an unrestrained indulgence in or outburst of an activity, a drunken revel, an outburst of activity

idyls, larks, frolics, idylls, frisks, romps,flings, binges, gambols, festivities

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Marie embarked on a shopping spree, indulging in luxury items that she had coveted for months.

The tourists embarked on a culinary spree, sampling every exotic dish that the city had to offer.

The children went on a painting spree, adorning the walls of their room with colorful creations.

After winning the lottery, the couple went on a spending spree, splurging on extravagant purchases.