concelebration
- noun
- /ˌkɒnsɛlɪˈbreɪʃən/
- The community organized a concelebration to honor local heroes and volunteers.
Examples
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The festival's opening was a concelebration involving musicians from around the world.
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Their wedding became a concelebration of two families joining together in joy.
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The community held a concelebration for the local heroes.
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They organized a concelebration to honor their achievements.
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The community came together for a concelebration of local artists at the annual festival.
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The team organized a concelebration to honor their shared achievements over the past year.
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During the conference, there will be a concelebration of scientific advancements made by various research groups.
Synonyms
A happy event such as a party that marks a special occasion or achievement
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
concelebration = celebration (semi-transparent) = con + celebrat + ion
The noun is built from 'celebration' with con- meaning 'together', but this Latinate prefix is less obvious to many learners than the more familiar 'co-'.
Etymology
Concelebration comes from con- 'together' and celebration 'joyful event', like the word celebrate, so it simply means people or groups 'celebrate together' as one shared event.