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Convivial - Dictionary Entry

Convivial

Part of Speech

Adjective

Pronunciation

/kənˈvɪviəl/ (UK & US)

Definitions

  • Friendly, lively, and enjoyable, especially in relation to social gatherings.
  • Characterized by a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Usage Examples

  • The party had a convivial atmosphere, filled with laughter and music.
  • She had a convivial personality, making everyone feel at ease.

Etymology

Derived from the Latin convivium ("a feast, banquet"), from con- ("together") + vivere ("to live").

Synonyms

  • Friendly, jovial, sociable, cheerful, festive.

Antonyms

  • Unfriendly, gloomy, unsociable, dull.

Translations

Language Translation Pronunciation
Frenchconvivial/kɔ̃.vi.vjal/
Spanishafable/aˈfa.βle/
Germangesellig/ɡəˈzɛlɪç/
Hindiमिलनसार/milansar/
Mandarin友好的/yǒuhǎo de/
Japanese親しみやすい/shitashimiyasui/
Tamilநட்பான/natpāṉa/
Bengaliআন্তরিক/antorik/
Russianдружелюбный/druzhelyubny/
Portugueseamistoso/amiˈstozu/
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Regional Pronunciation Variations

British English: /kənˈvɪviəl/

American English: /kənˈvɪviəl/

Historical Usage

First recorded in English in the 17th century, "convivial" was used to describe enjoyable and friendly social occasions.

Cultural Nuances

Different cultures may associate "conviviality" with hospitality, warmth, and group festivities.

More Information

"Convivial" is often used in literature and everyday conversation to describe enjoyable social interactions.

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