Noun:

கோலாகலமாகவும்,

festivities's Usage Examples:

The woolcombers of England still celebrate St Blaise's day with a procession and general festivities.

The most significant tribal members usually wore elaborate headdress pieces only during ceremonial festivities, so keep this adornment simple and focus your time more on the costume embellishment and design.

Our guests r guests return year after yea r for our renowned Christmas and New Year breaks to enjoy traditional festivities and gourmet dinners.

Even Fred O'Connor was taking the day off from his historical research to watch the festivities.

Games that don't require any special organizing can be great for using as a fall-back, should the festivities quieten.

How about getting outdoors this afternoon?It's one-stop-shopping at its best for the outdoorsy types!All in all, for the outdoorsy family, having high-quality snowsuits for the kids allows not only the kids, but also the rest of the family, to really enjoy the winter festivities.

Tall glass cylinders full of winter Cymbidium orchids provide a modern twist to the festivities.

Even Maria had gone uptown for the parade and festivities, surely a thrill compared to the rural poverty of her homeland.

From the beginning of his residence with Ludovico his combination of unprecedented mechanical ingenuity with apt allegoric invention and courtly charm and eloquence had made him the directing spirit in all court ceremonies and festivities.

If the couple prefers a more classically-designed cake, other Valentine's Day accents may be used as decorations or in other parts of the wedding festivities, such as customized heart favors or classic red roses in the bouquet.

Greek city life, with its political forms, its complement of festivities, amusements and intellectual exercise, went on more largely than before.

Understand how to quickly restyle the look if it does need fixing so little time is wasted away from the wedding festivities.

Synonyms:

diversion, jamboree, agon, gala, merrymaking, Ludi Saeculares, recreation, conviviality, secular games, festival, blowout, jollification, celebration, fete, gala affair, victory celebration, feria,

Antonyms:

inactivity, unsociability, defeat,