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feastbegin

 

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Feastbegin

Definition:

A verb that means the start or commencement of a feast or grand meal.

Sense 1:

(verb) To officially initiate or commence a feast or banquet.

Example sentence: The king and queen feastbegan the grand ball with a sumptuous dinner.

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Sense 2:

(verb) To personally begin indulging in a feast or meal.

Example sentence: The guests waited patiently for the host to feastbegin before they could start eating.

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Sense 3:

(noun) The act or moment of commencing a feast or banquet.

Example sentence: The priest led the prayer before the feastbegin, invoking blessings and gratitude.

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Sense 4:

(adjective) Popular or local event known for its grand feast-like celebration.

Example sentence: The feastbegin festival attracts tourists from all around the world with its colorful parades and mouth-watering traditional dishes.

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