celebration of love
- noun
- The fun times and celebration of love are wonderful, but the abundance of chocolate makes me feel just as warm inside.
Examples
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This is a celebration of love.
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A couple of celebrations of love.
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Weddings are a celebration of love and commitment...
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The wedding ceremony was a beautiful celebration of love that brought together family and friends.
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Their anniversary dinner turned into a grand celebration of love, filled with laughter and sweet memories.
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Every Valentine's Day, they host a celebration of love to honor their relationship with music and dancing.
Synonyms
A ceremony and celebration where two people get married
A happy event such as a party that marks a special occasion or achievement
The day when two people get married
The day each year when a married couple celebrates the date they married
A formal ceremony when two people become married
A party after a wedding where people celebrate the marriage
A formal event where two people promise to marry and exchange vows
A formal event where two people promise to be partners
A formal event to mark or honor a special day
An event where people show lots of praise, hugs, and warm feelings toward each other
A gathering where people celebrate love, peace, and kindness
A meal people often share in a church to bring them closer
A wedding ceremony where people celebrate a marriage
Antonyms
How Romantic
Surface Forms
Morphology
celebration + of + love
The meaning 'an event honoring love' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'celebration' (a social gathering to mark something) with 'of love' (the thing being celebrated). The construction 'celebration of X' is a standard, compositional pattern found across languages, so a B1 learner who knows the constituent words will readily infer this meaning.
Etymology
The phrase celebration of love gives a clear picture: people come together in a party or ceremony to celebrate love. So, it is used for events like weddings or anniversaries that 'mark' or 'honor' a romantic relationship.