What is revel? How to use in English

Definition & pronunciation of revel

revelverb

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/ˈrevl//ˈrevl/

Where does the word revel come from?

The word "revel" originated from the Old French word "revel," which in turn came from the Latin word "revelatio" meaning "unveiling" or "disclosure." During the Middle Ages, a "revel" referred to a festive gathering that involved music, dance, and feasting, often held after a religious service or a banquet. In this context, the word "revel" connoted a celebration that revealed the joy and reverence felt by the worshippers towards their faith. Today, the word "revel" is still used to describe a lively and exciting party or event, as it retains the sense of unveiling and disclosure of an enjoyable experience.

Vocabulary summary revel

typenoun

meaningjunketing

exampleto revel away money: waste money on drinking and partying

meaning(usually plural) a noisy party, a drinking party, a revelry

exampleto revel out the night

typejournalize

meaningfestival

exampleto revel away money: waste money on drinking and partying

meaningbinge eating and drinking

exampleto revel out the night

meaningpassionate, interested, devoted

exampleto revel in a book

exampleto revel in doing something

Example of vocabulary revelnamespace

  • The crowd erupted in a revelry of cheers and applause as the winning team lifted the trophy.
  • Their anniversary party turned into a revelry of laughter, dance, and fond memories.
  • The festival drew a revelry of artists, musicians, and creative minds from all over the city.
  • As the clock struck midnight, the room was transformed into a revelry of festivity and fireworks.
  • The partygoers indulged in a revelry of exotic cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, savoring every bite and sip.

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