Festivity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FESTIVITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• conviviality, joyfulness
• the celebration of something in a joyful and exuberant way
• activities or events celebrating a special occasion
• happy celebration
• The condition of being festive; social joy or exhilaration of spirits at an entertaintment; joyfulness; gayety.
• A festival; a festive celebration.
• any joyous diversion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• festival

Words related to FESTIVITY

festivities17 revelry13

How to use FESTIVITY in a sentence

• Most of them were of the ordinary character, there being a sort of established routine of festivity for such occasions.
• I have always been accustomed to let this day pass unnoticed, but it came this time into my mind that some little festivity was not improper.
• In the midst of this scene of festivity and pleasure, it was announced to the queen that a large box had arrived for her.
• At the conclusion of this brief festivity, they would continue in their dancing, and very often this hilarity would be carried on well into the evening.
• Doctor Tio-King and Cornaro, one carrying the other, were to be at this little festivity.
• Petersburg, the birth day of any of the royal family is observed as a time of great festivity, by all kinds of diversions.
• Cross entered heartily into the preparations for the festivity.
• When thou sendest forth thy rays The two lands of Egypt are in daily festivity, Awake and standing upon their feet, For thou hast raised them up.
• Every possible manifestation of festivity had been sought after and displayed.
• But they waited, gossiping among themselves, until the festivity was over and the party broke up.
• After this event there were no more attempts at festivity.
• But there are in the kitchen other objects less suggestive of festivity.
• And when the English merchants returned to their usual abode at Antwerp, they were publicly received, as in procession, with joy and festivity.
• Agreeable to the present prosperity of public affairs was the universal joy and festivity diffused throughout the nation.
• There we see what appears to be a wedding-party seated in festivity under a grove of orange-trees laden with fruit.
• With the entry of Bonaparte into the Tuileries, the revolution closed, and blissful days of tranquillity and gay festivity followed.
• The orchestra, insisting on sadly sentimental music, was fast turning festivity into gloom.
• There was real festivity at the old lodge of Maria Theresa that night.
• At Chester he mounted a horse, and in the midst of a troop of cavalry rode into Philadelphia, beneath triumphal arches, for a day of public rejoicing and festivity.
• In short, the festivity of this day was not forgotten, on one account or the other, amidst the variety of the like nature which succeeded it in the course of this progress.
• We cannot conceive of any Roman festivity without abundance of music.
• Then each servant presented a number and received a present from the tree, and that ended the festivity.
• Certain sounds from without revealed that the town was in festivity, though little of the festival, whatever it might have been, could be seen here.
• Nan was so brave and handsome, so willing to be pleased, and so grateful to them for this little festivity, that they quickly became interested in each other, as girls will.
• The Japanese are passionately fond of these beautiful exhibitions of grace, and no manner of festivity is satisfactorily celebrated without them.

Similar words containing FESTIV without suffix ity

festive13 festival14 festivus14 festivals15 festively18 festivous15 festiveness17 festivities17 festivalgoer19 festivalgoers20 festivenesses19

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