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Laughter and revelry continued late into the night at the wedding reception.revelry = lively partying
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The streets were filled with revelry after the team won the championship.revelry = lively celebration
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The villagers' annual festival was known for its colorful costumes and joyful revelry.revelry = lively partying
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The announcer corrected himself, but it hardly dimmed the revelry in Torrance. (source)revelry = celebration
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And that night there was a great feast ... and revelry and dancing, (source)revelry = partying/celebration
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A moment of revelry.† (source)
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As the evening drew in, and moths began to swoop under the canopy, now lit with floating golden lanterns, the revelry became more and more uncontained.† (source)
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The effect on our heroine was much as if she had found herself an observer of the revelries of demons.† (source)
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Shall I bring you a trinket from the revelry?† (source)
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But first they wanted to humiliate him by making his revelries look tame!† (source)
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The tall, ungainly girl left the hall with long strides, almost unnoticed amidst the revelry.† (source)
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The grotesque revelries continued.† (source)
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The main room is packed with lowlife revelry.† (source)
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A large percentage would make it, probably causing mayhem in their revelry.† (source)
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The most horrifying crime he committed occurred at a local pub. The victims were posed in various places throughout the bar—some standing, some sitting, and some engaged in a kind of revelry on the dance floor.† (source)
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A gust of wind carried with it-or so he imagined, for he was quite a distance from the palace-the sounds of revelry, music, and laughter.† (source)
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