feast

The word “feast” has 1 syllable: feast

It's pronounced as /fiːst/

What is synonym and antonym for feast?

In the thesaurus, “feast” has 139 synonyms and 58 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for feast along with examples of usage in sentences.

Synonyms for feast

abundance
adequacy
ambrosia
ampleness
amplitude
amuse
amusement
appease
assuage
banquet
barbecue
barbeque
big feed
blow
blowout
board
buffet
calm
captivate
carnival
carousal
cater
charm
chow
clambake
coddle
comfort
competence
competency
content
cookout
copiousness
cornucopia
delectation
delight
dine
dinner
diversion
divert
eat sumptuously
embarrassment of riches
entertain
entertainment
excess
excite
fecundity
feed
fertility
fest
festival
festivity
fete
fiesta
fruitfulness
fry
fun
gala
galvanize
gas
glad
gladden
gorge
gormandize
gratification
gratify
honor
humor
indulge
indulgence
jollification
joy
junket
kick
lavishness
liberality
luau
luncheon
luxuriance
manna
merrymaking
mess
mollify
mollycoddle
opulence
overdose
overflow
overindulge
overkill
oversupply
pacify
pamper
party
picnic
placate
please
pleasure
plenitude
plentitude
plenty
plethora
potlatch
provision
quench
recognize
recreation
redundancy
refreshment
regale
rejoice
relief
repast
richness
roast
sate
satiate
satisfy
shindig
smorgasbord
solace
soothe
spoil
spread
stuff
sufficiency
suit
superabundance
superfluity
superfluousness
surfeit
surplus
table
thrill
tickle
titillate
treat
warm
wassail
wealth
wine and dine

Antonyms for feast

abstain
affront
aggravate
agitate
anger
annoy
barrenness
bother
bug
chafe
cross
deficiency
displease
distress
disturb
enflame
enrage
exasperate
fast
fret
gall
get
grate
harass
harry
hurt
inadequacy
incense
infertility
inflame
infuriate
insufficiency
insult
irk
irritate
madden
nettle
offend
outrage
paucity
peeve
perturb
pester
pique
poverty
provoke
put out
rankle
rile
roil
rouse
ruffle
scarcity
steam up
sterility
undersupply
upset
vex

Meanings of feast

noun
1. A very large meal, often of a ceremonial nature.
2. Something delightful.
3. A festival; a holy day or holiday; a solemn, or more commonly, a joyous, anniversary.
verb
1. To partake in a feast, or large meal.
2. To dwell upon (something) with delight.
3. To hold a feast in honor of (someone).
4. To serve as a feast for; to feed sumptuously.

Example Sentences

They prepared a lavish feast for the holiday celebration.
The family gathered around the table to enjoy the feast.
After the hunt, the villagers held a grand feast.
The children’s eyes lit up at the sight of the feast laid out before them.
The king invited his nobles to a feast in the great hall.

On this page you'll find 197 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to feast, such as: abstain, abundance, adequacy, affront, aggravate, agitate, ambrosia.

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