What is another word for festive?
212 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ fˈɛstɪv], [ fˈɛstɪv], [ f_ˈɛ_s_t_ɪ_v]Table of Contents
Similar words for festive:- convivial (adjective)
- decorated, celebratory (adjective)
- gay (adjective)
- jolly (adjective)
- jovial (adjective)
- joyful (adjective)
- joyful/joyous (adjective)
- joyous (adjective)
- lively (adjective)
- special (adjective)
- sportive (adjective)
- celebration (noun)
- merry (noun)
- merrymaking (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
Synonyms for Festive:
adj.
•convivial (adjective)- back slapping,
- heartiest,
- more glad handering,
- more glad-handering,
- glad handering,
- clubbier,
- more festal,
- most conversible,
- more gladhandering,
- hilarious,
- most gladhandering,
- most back slapping,
- friendly,
- gladhandering,
- more conversible,
- most festal,
- most back-slapping,
- more back slapping,
- most glad handering,
- clubbiest,
- most backslapping,
- most jocund,
- more holiday,
- more back-slapping,
- more backslapping,
- most glad-handering,
- most holiday.
- cheery,
- holiday,
- jumping,
- juiced up,
- jubilant,
- grooving,
- hearty,
- jocund,
- peppy,
- swinging,
- bouncy,
- blithe,
- zippy,
- snappy,
- carnival,
- lighthearted,
- gleeful,
- chipper,
- upbeat,
- perky,
- go-go,
- Rocking,
- carnivalesque.
- devil may care,
- most pleasure seeking,
- most pleasure-seeking,
- most fun-loving,
- more funloving,
- pleasure seeking,
- fun loving,
- most fun loving,
- selfassertive,
- more pleasureseeking,
- self assertive,
- most funloving,
- more pleasure-seeking,
- most pleasureseeking,
- Gamesome,
- more fun loving,
- more pleasure seeking,
- self-assertive,
- more fun-loving,
- most gamesome,
- funloving,
- playful,
- pleasureseeking,
- more gamesome.
- de-lightful,
- lots laughs,
- jokiest,
- most gladsome,
- de lightful,
- more joshing,
- jokier,
- most joshing,
- most larking,
- more larking,
- more gladsome.
- de-lighted,
- sunnyside up,
- more enraptured,
- high as kite,
- trans ported,
- more popping,
- most popping,
- de lighted,
- over-joyed,
- over joyed,
- most enraptured,
- most joyous,
- up beat,
- more joyous.
- GOGO,
- hyper,
- full of pep.
n.
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- Christmas Cake,
- carol,
- Christmas Pudding,
- caroling,
- Advent calendar,
- Christmas Stocking,
- Christmas Carol,
- Christmas dinner,
- bauble,
- Christmas Card.
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- pleasing.
Other synonyms:
•Other relevant words:- brisk,
- spanking,
- gratifying,
- coltish,
- jocular,
- admirable,
- joviality,
- boon,
- buoyant,
- diverting,
- on the loose,
- triumphant,
- roguish,
- fun,
- high-spirited,
- Light-hearted,
- brave,
- hospitable,
- exuberant,
- sportive,
- recreational,
- jocose,
- laughable,
- braw,
- loving cup,
- heartiness,
- blithesome,
- festivity,
- frisky,
- rollicking,
- important,
- Ludibrious,
- sunny,
- blissful,
- solemn,
- sacred,
- conviviality,
- live,
- witty,
- Lusory,
- grave,
- delighted,
- animated,
- entertaining,
- in high spirits,
- exhilarating,
- memorable,
- jollity,
- vivacious,
- congratulatory,
- in good spirits,
- cheer,
- ludicrous,
- rejoicing,
- significant,
- Red-letter,
- amusing,
- hospitality,
- earth-shaking,
- carefree,
- lighted,
- queer,
- momentous,
- Recreative,
- hail-fellow-well-met,
- Rompish.
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Equivalence
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Adjective
celebratory, joyous.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
bustling, lively, partying, exciting, entertaining.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
feast, ceremonial, jubilant, solemn, boisterous.
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Proper noun, singular
fairs.
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Adjective
Antonyms for Festive:
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adj.
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decorated, celebratory
sad, undecorated, somber, apathetic, miserable, sorrowful, serious, upset, unhappy, troubled, depressed, gloomy, lethargic.
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Other antonyms:
crestfallen, blue, lachrymose, disgruntled, heartsick, low-spirited, woeful, groaning, downhearted, melancholy, dolorous, doleful, moody, joyless, heartbroken, dull, despondent, heavyhearted, downcast, sluggish, Saddened, disheartened, dejected, anguished, dispirited, discontented, weeping, aggrieved, mournful, brokenhearted, plaintive, sorry, crying, woebegone, torpid, wailing, moaning, listless, abject, sobbing.
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decorated, celebratory