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Meaning of feast
A large and special meal, often served to a large number of people, typically to celebrate an occasion.
Etymology of feast
The word "feast" originates from the Old French word 'feste', meaning 'festum' or festival, which is derived from 'dies festus', meaning 'holiday'
The word has been used in English since the 13th century to describe large, celebratory meals
Over time, the word has expanded to describe not just meals, but also other times of celebration and enjoyment
Synonyms
Definitions
- A large and special meal, typically served to a large number of people, often to celebrate an occasion
- A time of celebration or special enjoyment
- An experience that gives great pleasure
Usage Examples
- The company will hold a feast to celebrate its 50th anniversary
- The family gathered for a feast on Thanksgiving day
- The city hosts an annual feast of music and dance
Antonyms
fast
abstinence
diet
famine
scarcity
dearth
privation
want
need
lack
hunger
starvation
emptiness
bareness
leanness
meagerness
skimpiness
spareness
thinness