Definition

To enjoy a large meal or celebration, often with great pleasure.

Example

They feasted on delicious food during the holiday celebration.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see the sunset last night?

Yes! I really feasted my eyes on it; it was so beautiful.

I wish I could have feasted on that view with you!

Next time, let's go together and enjoy it even more.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A large and special meal that is often shared with many people, usually with lots of food and sometimes entertainment.

Example

We had a wonderful feast to celebrate the holiday with family and friends.

Conversation

Are you excited for the big family feast this weekend?

Absolutely! I love all the food and the time we spend together.

Me too! It’s always such a delicious feast with everyone cooking their best dishes.

Definition

To provide a large meal or celebration for people, often with a lot of food and drink.

Example

They feasted their friends with a delicious dinner.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Are you coming to the dinner party this weekend?

Of course! I heard they are going to feast us with some amazing dishes.

It sounds like it'll be a great time full of delicious food.

Root Explanation

Feast originates from Old French *feste* (meaning festival or celebration), which in turn comes from Latin *festivus* (meaning of a feast or festival). The word 'feast' refers to a large meal, often associated with celebration or festivity.

Memory Tip

Imagine a grand celebration where people gather to enjoy a large meal — that's what a feast is, stemming from the idea of a festival.

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