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revel
verb (revelled , revelling ) intr
1 (revel in something) to take great delight or luxuriate in it.
2 to enjoy oneself in a noisy lively way; to make merry.
noun (usu revels) an occasion of revelling; noisy lively enjoyment, festivities or merrymaking.
[14c: from French reveler to riot, be merry, etc, from Latin rebellare to rebel]
reveller noun .
revelry noun the action of revelling; noisy lively merrymaking.
verb (revelled , revelling ) intr
1 (revel in something) to take great delight or luxuriate in it.
2 to enjoy oneself in a noisy lively way; to make merry.
noun (usu revels) an occasion of revelling; noisy lively enjoyment, festivities or merrymaking.
[14c: from French reveler to riot, be merry, etc, from Latin rebellare to rebel]
reveller noun .
revelry noun the action of revelling; noisy lively merrymaking.
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Revelation or (popularly ) Revelations
singular noun the last book of the New Testament, which contains prophecies of the end of the world. Also called Apocalypse.
singular noun the last book of the New Testament, which contains prophecies of the end of the world. Also called Apocalypse.
revelation
noun
1 the act of revealing, showing or disclosing, especially in a dramatic or striking way, something previously unknown or unexpected.
2 something that is revealed or disclosed in this way.
3 the experience of discovering, especially in a striking way, something previously unknown or unexpected Her musical ability was a revelation to him .
4 Christianity something revealed to man by God through divine inspiration or by supernatural means.
[13c: from Latin revelatio , from revelare to unveil or reveal]
revelational adjective .
revelationist noun someone who believes in divine revelation.
revelatory adjective .
noun
1 the act of revealing, showing or disclosing, especially in a dramatic or striking way, something previously unknown or unexpected.
2 something that is revealed or disclosed in this way.
3 the experience of discovering, especially in a striking way, something previously unknown or unexpected Her musical ability was a revelation to him .
4 Christianity something revealed to man by God through divine inspiration or by supernatural means.
[13c: from Latin revelatio , from revelare to unveil or reveal]
revelational adjective .
revelationist noun someone who believes in divine revelation.
revelatory adjective .
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