English to Latin Meaning of festive - festum

Festive :

festum

adjective

festum, laetus, renidenti, exsultat, epulari, serenum, lasciva, anima dulcoratur, lux

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Definitions of festive in English

Adjective(1) offering fun and gaiety, or festal

Examples of festive in English

(1) Officers believe the mild weather over the festive season helped keep the number of road casualties down.(2) His coachbuilder father, who was born during the festive season, was called Christmas.(3) The festive mood can lead to all kinds of things, even with people you've only just met.(4) I don't really feel in a festive mood, yet but I'm sure that will creep up on me once I leave the office.(5) The Balls Pond Road was in seasonal festive mood with lights flashing red, green and amber.(6) It is aimed at giving the homeless a roof over their heads during the festive season, as well as hot food and a place to sleep.(7) The district carol service and our own Marks and Spencer at Christmas remind us the festive season is nearly here.(8) The clock ticks ever nearer to Christmas, and I am edging into a festive mood.(9) Hovingham is just right for a festive frolic or for a rural recovery from over-indulgence.(10) A Christmas birthday also means a birthday party amalgamated with the festive celebrations.(11) Guests were treated to excellent food and drinks which left them in a festive and generous mood.(12) One of the great traditions of the festive season in the UK is the Christmas pantomime.(13) The final act of Christmas, it marks the end of the festive season, I guess.(14) Merry Christmas to you all and all the best for a fantastic festive season with friends and loved ones!(15) Many of us are no longer celebrating the birth of Christ over the festive season.(16) Indeed, to celebrate harvest home a festive crowdie could be made with cream and sugar.

Related Phrases of festive

(1) festive season ::

festa natalitia celebrarunt

Related Phrases of festive

(1) festive season ::

festa natalitia celebrarunt

Synonyms

Adjective

1. jolly ::

tum iocosa

2. merry ::

epulari

3. joyous ::

MPR vertere

4. joyful ::

laetantem alleluia

5. happy ::

felix

6. jovial ::

Annae

7. lighthearted ::

festivum

8. cheerful ::

hilari

9. jubilant ::

jubilant

10. convivial ::

Deinde addite huic

11. high-spirited ::

ferox

13. uproarious ::

tumultuoso

15. holiday ::

ferias

16. carnival ::

FESTUM

18. festal ::

frequentiae

Different Forms

festive, festively, festiveness

Word Example from TV Shows

(FESTIVE MUSIC PLAYING)

Vikings Season 1, Episode 6

Although that would be FESTIVE.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 16

Oh, sounds FESTIVE. Did you at least give presents?

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 11

Examples of festive from TV Shows

(FESTIVE MUSIC PLAYING)

Vikings Season 1, Episode 6

Although that would be FESTIVE.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 16

Oh, sounds FESTIVE. Did you at least give presents?

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 11

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