What is another word for Party?
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company
group, collection
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group
collection, assemblage
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band
group, collection
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body
group, individual
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bunch
group, gang
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participant
litigant, person
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faction
people, group
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side
faction, facet
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bash
lark, social gathering
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reception
social gathering, festivity
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person
individual, beings
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team
gang, group of four
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troop
gang, assemblage
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crew
bunch, gang
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individual
person, beings
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function
social gathering, society
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celebration
social gathering, gathering
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squad
gang, assemblage
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gang
band, team
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bloc
faction, group of dissidents
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do
bash, social gathering
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set
faction, group supporting certain beliefs
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fete
affair
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gathering
collection, society
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soiree
affair
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troupe
assemblage, performing arts
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shindig
bash, get-together
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crowd
assemblage
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entertainment
society, fun
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affair
society, festivity
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festivity
get-together
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cabal
faction, group of dissidents
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gala
affair, festivity
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litigant
person
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alliance
faction, people
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social
affair, get-together
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blowout
riot, bash
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participator
player
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outfit
team
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personage
person, individual
Use filters to view other words, we have 1689 synonyms for party.
party
( parties plural & 3rd person present) ( partying present participle) ( partied past tense & past participle )
1 n-count A party is a political organization whose members have similar aims and beliefs. Usually the organization tries to get its members elected to the government of a country.
…a member of the Labour party., …India’s ruling party., …opposition parties., …her resignation as party leader.
2 n-count A party is a social event, often in someone’s home, at which people enjoy themselves doing things such as eating, drinking, dancing, talking, or playing games.
The couple met at a party…, We threw a huge birthday party…, Most teenagers like to go to parties.
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dinner party
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garden party
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hen party
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stag party
3 verb If you party, you enjoy yourself doing things such as going out to parties, drinking, dancing, and talking to people.
They come to eat and drink, to swim, to party. Sometimes they never go to bed… V
4 n-count A partyof people is a group of people who are doing something together, for example travelling together.
usu with supp
They became separated from their party., …a party of sightseers.
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search party
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working party
5 n-count One of the people involved in a legal agreement or dispute can be referred to as a particular party. (LEGAL) usu supp N
It has to be proved that they are the guilty party.
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third party
6 Someone who is a party to or is party to an action or agreement is involved in it, and therefore partly responsible for it.
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be a party to sth/be party to sth phrase V inflects, PHR n
Crook had resigned his post rather than be party to such treachery.
cocktail party ( cocktail parties plural ) A cocktail party is a party, usually held in the early evening, where cocktails or other alcoholic drinks are served. People often dress quite formally for them. n-count
Conservative Party
TheConservative Party is the main right of centre party in Britain. n-proper usu the N
dinner party ( dinner parties plural ) A dinner party is a social event where a small group of people are invited to have dinner and spend the evening at someone’s house. n-count
garden party ( garden parties plural ) A garden party is a formal party that is held out of doors, especially in a large private garden, during the afternoon. n-count usu sing
Green Party
TheGreen Party is a political party that is particularly concerned about protecting the environment. n-proper
hen party ( hen parties plural ) A hen party is a party to which only women are invited.
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house party ( house parties plural ) A house party is a party held at a big house in the country, usually at a weekend, where the guests stay for a few days. n-count
injured party ( injured parties plural ) Theinjured party in a court case or dispute about unfair treatment is the person who says they were unfairly treated. (LEGAL) n-count usu the N
(=victim)
The injured party got some compensation.
Labour Party
In Britain, the Labour Party is the main left-of-centre party. It believes that wealth and power should be shared fairly and public services should be free for everyone. n-proper the N
The Labour Party and the teaching unions condemned the idea.
Liberal Democrat Party
The Liberal Democrat Party is the third largest political party in Britain and the main centre party. It believes in improving the constitution and the voting system and in providing good welfare services. n-proper the N, N n
Liberal Party
In Britain, the Liberal Party was a political party which believed in limited controls on industry, the providing of welfare services, and more local government and individual freedom. Liberal Party is also used to refer to similar parties in some other countries. n-proper the N, N n
party-goer ( party-goers plural ) , partygoer A party-goer is someone who likes going to parties or someone who is at a particular party. n-count
At least half the partygoers were under 15.
party line
The party line on a particular issue is the official view taken by a political party, which its members are expected to support. n-sing
They ignored the official party line.
party piece ( party pieces plural ) Someone’s party piece is something that they often do to entertain people, especially at parties, for example singing a particular song or saying a particular poem.
INFORMAL n-count oft poss N
party political
Party political matters relate to political parties.
(BRIT) adj ADJ n
The debate is being conducted almost exclusively on party political lines.
party political broadcast ( party political broadcasts plural ) A party political broadcast is a short broadcast on radio or television made by a political party, especially before an election. It explains their views and often criticizes other political parties.
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party politics
1 n-uncount Party politics is political activity involving political parties.
He thinks the Archbishop has identified himself too closely with party politics.
2 n-uncount If politicians are accused of playing party politics, they are being accused of saying or doing something in order to make their party seem good or another party seem bad, rather than for a better reason., (disapproval)
Usually when Opposition MPs question Ministers they are just playing party politics.
party pooper ( party poopers plural ) You describe someone as a party pooper when you think that they spoil other people’s fun and their enjoyment of something.
INFORMAL n-count
(disapproval)
I hate to be a party pooper, but I am really tired.
party spirit
If you talk about someone being in the party spirit, you mean that they are in the mood to enjoy a party or to have fun. n-uncount
(=party mood)
Sparkling wine can also put you in the party spirit.
Republican Party
The Republican Party is one of the two main political parties in the United States. It is more right-wing or conservative than the Democratic Party. n-proper
search party ( search parties plural ) A search party is an organized group of people who are searching for someone who is missing. n-count
slumber party ( slumber parties plural ) A slumber party is an occasion when a group of young friends spend the night together at the home of one of the group.
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stag party ( stag parties plural ) A stag party is the same as a stag night. n-count
tea party ( tea parties plural ) , tea-party A tea party is a social gathering in the afternoon at which tea, cakes, and sandwiches are served.
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third party ( third parties plural )
1 n-count A third party is someone who is not one of the main people involved in a business agreement or legal case, but who is involved in it in a minor role.
You can instruct your bank to allow a third party to remove money from your account.
2 adj Third-party insurance is a type of insurance that pays money to people who are hurt or whose property is damaged as a result of something you have done. It does not pay you any money for damage you suffer as a result of your own actions.
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Premiums for third-party cover are set to rise by up to 25 per cent.
working party ( working parties plural ) A working party is a committee which is formed to investigate a particular situation or problem and to produce a report containing its opinions and suggestions.
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(=working group)
They set up a working party to look into the issue.
in AM, usually use working group
Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:1.0 / 2 votes
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party, political partynoun
an organization to gain political power
«in 1992 Perot tried to organize a third party at the national level»
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partynoun
a group of people gathered together for pleasure
«she joined the party after dinner»
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party, companynoun
a band of people associated temporarily in some activity
«they organized a party to search for food»; «the company of cooks walked into the kitchen»
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company, party, ship’s company, troupe, fellowship, society, political party, caller, companionship -
partynoun
an occasion on which people can assemble for social interaction and entertainment
«he planned a party to celebrate Bastille Day»
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company, political party -
partyverb
a person involved in legal proceedings
«the party of the first part»
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partyverb
have or participate in a party
«The students were partying all night before the exam»
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- Affair
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partynoun
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faction, CABAL, CLIQUE, set, junto, COTERIE, circle, combination, league, confederacy, alliance -
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partynoun
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person, individual, man, one, somebody, some one
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partynoun
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clique, faction, set, circle, ring, cabal, coterie, junto, function, reception, salon, soirée, levee, matinée, drawing-room, company, squad, detachment, troop, partaker, participant, person, somebody
PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:3.5 / 2 votes
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List of paraphrases for «party»:
part, portion, parties, side, gone, partido, hand, parte, working, parti, parts, group, advantage, proportion, fête, partie, feast, share, section, inner-party, cpc, game, partys, sides, fiesta, evening, celebration, partisan, included
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How to use Party in a sentence?
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Rusty Hardin:
So the way it stands now is they are getting their information together, they are talking to witnesses which is a normal process, they decide what witnesses to call … I’ve always welcomed any third party listening to both sides. I ’m perfectly happy with it. Obviously, We strongly believe he did n’t do anything wrong and we ’ll continue to defend him to every extent humanly possible.
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy:
Unless Speaker Pelosi reverses course and seats all five Republican nominees, Senate Republicans will not be party to their sham process and will instead pursue our own investigation of the facts.
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Charlie Dent:
For her, this clearly is not about politics and the next election, she’s clearly focused on a post-Trump future for the party.
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Mark Levin:
The media today, you can’t even tell the difference between the media’s positions and the Democratic Party’s positions and the positions of these various Marxist movements in America that have been spawned from Marxism. There’s not a dime’s worth of difference between what is said on CNN and MSNBC in the pages of The New York Times and the so-called Squad, which is a cabal of Marxists.
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Commerce Wang Shouwen:
As you know, we have had talks, and those talks produced good progress, but this progress was ignored by one party. This party went ahead and started a trade war anyway, the United States started the war.
Translations for Party
From our Multilingual Translation Dictionary
- fees, partyAfrikaans
- حِزْب, حفلة, احتفال, حفلArabic
- partiyaAzerbaijani
- партыяBelarusian
- партияBulgarian
- পার্টি, দল, পার্টি করাBengali
- sarau, part, festaCatalan, Valencian
- strankaCree
- strana, oslava, mejdan, kalba, večírek, párty, mechecheCzech
- fest, partiDanish
- Teilnehmer, Feier, Fete, Partei, Party, Fest, Teilnehmerin, PartieGerman
- κόμμαGreek
- partio, festoEsperanto
- partido, reventón, pachanga, fiesta, carrete, parte contratante, divertirse, fiestarSpanish
- osapool, partei, pidu, erakond, pidu pidama, pidutsemaEstonian
- مهمانی, پارتی, حزبPersian
- kemut, seurue, osallinen, joukko, juhla, bileet, osapuoli, asianosainen, puolue, juhlat, bailut, juhliaFinnish
- parti, fête, party, partie, participant, détachement, teuf, fêter, veillerFrench
- feestjeWestern Frisian
- páirtí, dreamIrish
- festaGalician
- מפלגה, מסיבהHebrew
- पार्टी, दलHindi
- zsúr, buli, párt, összejövetel, parti, bulizik, partizikHungarian
- կողմ, երեկույթ, փարթի, կուսակցություն, փարթի անելArmenian
- partí, veisla, teitiIcelandic
- parte, partito, festaItalian
- 党, 政党, パーティー, コンパJapanese
- პარტიაGeorgian
- партияKazakh
- បក្សពួក, គណបក្ស, ភាគីKhmer
- ಪಕ್ಷKannada
- 파티, 정당, 政黨Korean
- partî, پارتیKurdish
- партияKyrgyz
- parsLatin
- ກ້ຳ, ພວກ, ພັກ, ງານLao
- partijaLithuanian
- partijaLatvian
- pātiMāori
- страна, партијаMacedonian
- parti, pestaMalay
- ပါတီBurmese
- partij, viering, feest, party, feesten, vierenDutch
- parti, festNorwegian
- partia, impreza, strona, przyjęcie, imprezowaćPolish
- participante, balada, parte, partido, festa, festar, festejarPortuguese
- participantă, partid, parte, participant, petrecere, petreceRomanian
- уча́стница, приём, тусовка, уча́стник, парти, партия, вечеринка, сторона́, патиRussian
- stranka, partija, жур, седељка, вечеринка, zabava, sedeljka, žurka, странка, партија, забава, журка, žur, večerinka, proslaviti, slavitiSerbo-Croatian
- පක්ෂය, පාටියSinhala, Sinhalese
- strana, žúrSlovak
- stranka, zabavaSlovene
- parti, festëAlbanian
- part, party, kalas, firande, parti, fest, partaj, festa, partaja, parta, röjaSwedish
- safu, chamaSwahili
- партияTajik
- พรรค, งานเลี้ยง, งานThai
- partiýaTurkmen
- parti, şölen, siyasî partiTurkish
- партія, вечіркаUkrainian
- پارٹیUrdu
- partiyaUzbek
- chánh đảng, 政黨, 黨, tiệc, đảngVietnamese
- שׂמחה, פּאַרטייYiddish
- 派對Chinese
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Определения слова party
- вечеринка, гулянка.
- I’m throwing a huge party for my 21st birthday.
- партия.
- en (полит.)
- The three minority parties took 12 % of the vote.
- вечеринка, гулянка.
Синонимы к слову party
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- accessory
- accomplice
- assistant
- band
- bash
- celebrate
- celebration
- company
- contributor
- crew
- delegation
- event
- faction
- festivity
- gang
- gather
- gathering
- get down
- get-together
- groove
- group
- hang loose
- have fun
- individual
- let your hair down
- merrymaking
- one
- organization
- outfit
- paint the town red
- partaker
- participant
- person
- person concerned
- political party
- revel
- revelry
- social gathering
- society
- someone
- splinter group
- team
- troop
- whoop it up
- work it
Похожие слова на party
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- party
- party’s
- partying
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- Пословицы и поговорки к слову paternal aunt
- Перевод слова на другие языки paternoster
What is another word for party?
729 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ pˈɑːti], [ pˈɑːti], [ p_ˈɑː_t_i]
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Similar words for party:
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allied group, association (noun)
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amusement, entertainment, occasionally to excess (noun)
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band (noun)
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barbecue (noun)
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bee (noun)
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belief, religion (noun)
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bevy (noun)
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blast (noun)
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body (noun)
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brigade (noun)
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bunch (noun)
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celebration (noun)
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celebration devoted to sensual enjoyment (noun)
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circle (noun)
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coalition (noun)
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collection of something (noun)
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combination (noun)
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company (noun)
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creature (noun)
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crowd (noun)
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crowd of animate beings (noun)
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cultural subgroup (noun)
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detail (noun)
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dissipation (noun)
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disturbance or party (noun)
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drive, campaign (noun)
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entertainment (noun)
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event (noun)
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expedition (noun)
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faction (noun)
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feast (noun)
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festivity (noun)
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function (noun)
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fun time (noun)
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gaiety (noun)
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gala (noun)
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gang (noun)
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gang, group (noun)
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gathering (noun)
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get-together (noun)
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group (noun)
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group of close friends, associates (noun)
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group participating together (noun)
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group sharing a belief or cause (noun)
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group sharing belief (noun)
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group supporting certain beliefs (noun)
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individual (noun)
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meal cooked on grill (noun)
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merrymaking (noun)
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military troop (noun)
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mixer (noun)
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mortal (noun)
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movement (noun)
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noisy celebration (noun)
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number of individuals collectively (noun)
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organization (noun)
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orgy (noun)
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outfit (noun)
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participant (noun)
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partizan (noun)
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partnership (noun)
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person (noun)
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person(s) involved in legal action (noun)
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persuasion (noun)
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pleasing entity or occurrence (noun)
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revel (noun)
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revelry (noun)
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ring (noun)
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school (noun)
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side (noun)
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singular person, thing (noun)
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social gathering (noun)
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spree (noun)
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team (noun)
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treat (noun)
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troop (noun)
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troop/troops (noun)
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troupe (noun)
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celebrate (verb)
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have a ball (verb)
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other relevant words (verb)
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regale (verb)
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wassail (verb)
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alliance
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celebrate
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enjoy
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indulgence
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other relevant words
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party
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quartet
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regale
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revel
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wassail
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other relevant words (noun)
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- accommodation,
- feast,
- dinner,
- reception,
- blowout,
- tear,
- amusement,
- diversion,
- recreation,
- commission,
- splurge,
- binge,
- ball,
- performance,
- police,
- gala,
- association,
- riot,
- flash mobbing,
- organization,
- carousal,
- shindig,
- fun,
- spree,
- affair,
- banquet,
- flash mob,
- gathering,
- Support Group,
- panel,
- tea,
- function,
- social.
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- afterparty,
- B and S,
- block party,
- multitude,
- baby shower,
- bachelorette party,
- bachelor party,
- all-nighter.
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- combine,
- nationalist,
- apolitical,
- bipartisan,
- combination,
- liberal,
- electorate,
- ministerial,
- dissident,
- front,
- independent,
- the faithful.
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- drink in,
- litigant,
- love,
- get,
- agent,
- go in for,
- take/find pleasure in (doing) something,
- revel in,
- delight in,
- have your fun,
- contractor,
- confederate,
- like.
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- performing arts.
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- participate.
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- soul,
- human being,
- personage,
- human,
- life,
- being,
- mortal,
- man,
- creature.
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- bundle,
- cluster,
- lot,
- batch,
- clutch,
- knot,
- array,
- clump.
• allied group, association (noun)
- coalition.
• amusement, entertainment, occasionally to excess (noun)
- dissipation.
• band (noun)
- menageries.
• barbecue (noun)
- clam bakes,
- wienie roasts,
- wienie roast,
- clam bake.
• bee (noun)
- socials,
- communal gathering,
- communal gatherings,
- work parties,
- work party.
• belief, religion (noun)
- persuasion.
• bevy (noun)
- be vies,
- be-vies.
• blast (noun)
- good times,
- great times,
- great time,
- blow outs,
- blow out,
- good time.
• body (noun)
- mob,
- throngs.
• brigade (noun)
- brigade.
• bunch (noun)
- shooting matches,
- Sheaves,
- shebangs,
- shebang,
- messes,
- caboodle,
- caboodles,
- shooting match,
- sheaf.
• celebration (noun)
- jubilee,
- wassail,
- Festivals,
- memorialization,
- glorification,
- jubilees,
- jollifications,
- wingdings,
- merriments,
- wingding,
- jubilation,
- jollification,
- solemnization.
• celebration devoted to sensual enjoyment (noun)
- orgy.
• circle (noun)
- insider,
- in group,
- in groups,
- in-group,
- camarilla,
- in sider,
- insiders,
- in-sider,
- in-groups,
- ingroups,
- ingroup,
- fraternity,
- camarillas.
• coalition (noun)
- mergings,
- anschlusses,
- mergences,
- Anschluss,
- coadunations,
- Coadunation,
- mergence,
- meldings,
- Melding.
• collection of something (noun)
- bunch.
• combination (noun)
- consortium,
- consortia.
• company (noun)
- visitant,
- visitors,
- visitor,
- troupe,
- retinue,
- company.
• creature (noun)
- varmint,
- varmints,
- critters,
- woman,
- critter,
- living being,
- lower animals,
- living things,
- living beings,
- lower animal,
- quadruped,
- living thing,
- quadrupeds.
• crowd (noun)
- great unwashed,
- rank and file,
- streams,
- flood,
- de luge,
- peoples,
- rank file,
- de-luges,
- gaggles,
- great unwasheds,
- de luges,
- de-luge,
- gaggle,
- ruck.
• crowd of animate beings (noun)
- crush.
• cultural subgroup (noun)
- subculture.
• detail (noun)
- de-tail,
- kitchen police,
- de tails,
- de tail,
- KPS,
- de-tails,
- kitchen polices.
• dissipation (noun)
- dis-traction,
- selfindulgence,
- re-creations,
- dis tractions,
- self indulgence,
- re-creation,
- divertissements,
- re creations,
- blow-outs,
- re creation,
- self-indulgence,
- Divertissement,
- dis-tractions,
- blow-out,
- dis traction.
• disturbance or party (noun)
- shindy.
• drive, campaign (noun)
- movement.
• entertainment (noun)
- clambakes,
- re-lief,
- Leisure Activity,
- fun games,
- lots of laugh,
- fun and games,
- Regalement,
- relaxation,
- sur prise,
- re laxations,
- lots of laughs,
- de lights,
- clambake,
- re-laxation,
- lots laugh,
- de-light,
- sur prises,
- re laxation,
- sur-prise,
- fun and gameses,
- de-lights,
- re lief,
- sur-prises,
- pastime,
- fun gameses,
- de light,
- lots laughs,
- re-laxations,
- regalements,
- Leisure Activities.
• event (noun)
- party.
• expedition (noun)
- traveller,
- voyager,
- entrada,
- fleet,
- voyagers,
- travellers,
- exploration,
- voyage.
• faction (noun)
- sectors,
- de sign,
- de-signs,
- splinter group,
- de signs,
- de-sign,
- combo,
- combos.
• feast (noun)
- saturnalia.
• festivity (noun)
- Festivities,
- do’s,
- whoopees,
- whoopee,
- revelings,
- revelments,
- dos,
- Revelment.
• function (noun)
- functions.
• fun time (noun)
- blast.
• gaiety (noun)
- festiveness.
• gala (noun)
- TODO,
- to do,
- moveable feasts,
- stags,
- stag,
- moveable feast.
• gang (noun)
- gang,
- tribe.
• gang, group (noun)
- covey,
- bevy,
- crowd,
- assembly,
- force,
- crew,
- unit,
- team,
- detachment,
- troop,
- outfit,
- squad,
- band,
- body.
• gathering (noun)
- get-together,
- social function,
- social functions.
• get-together (noun)
- gettogether,
- social events,
- social occasion,
- social event,
- social affair,
- social affairs,
- social occasions.
• group (noun)
- political party.
• group of close friends, associates (noun)
- circle.
• group participating together (noun)
- ring.
• group sharing a belief or cause (noun)
- faction.
• group sharing belief (noun)
- cult.
• group supporting certain beliefs (noun)
- coterie,
- grouping,
- side,
- junta,
- confederacy,
- sect,
- set,
- league,
- union,
- clique,
- cabal.
• individual (noun)
- somebody,
- someone,
- part,
- character.
• meal cooked on grill (noun)
- barbecue.
• merrymaking (noun)
- bacchanal,
- revelry.
• military troop (noun)
- detail.
• mixer (noun)
- cocktail party,
- social gathering.
• mortal (noun)
- naked ape,
- naked apes,
- living souls,
- living soul.
• movement (noun)
- Movements,
- dis placements,
- dis-placement,
- mobilizations,
- evolution,
- dis-placements,
- un-rests,
- un rests,
- un rest,
- un-rest,
- transition,
- mobilization,
- dis placement.
• noisy celebration (noun)
- jamboree.
• number of individuals collectively (noun)
- group.
• organization (noun)
- co operative,
- co-operatives,
- co operatives,
- cooperatives,
- co-operative,
- Monopolies.
• orgy (noun)
- over-indulgences,
- ex-cess,
- over-indulgence,
- ex cess,
- ex-cesses,
- bacchanalia,
- over indulgences,
- over indulgence,
- bacchanalias.
• outfit (noun)
- out-fit,
- out-fits,
- out fits,
- out fit.
• participant (noun)
- Participator,
- partakers,
- a party tos,
- sharer,
- participators,
- sharers,
- partaker,
- INS.
• partizan (noun)
- partizan.
• partnership (noun)
- co-operation,
- co operations,
- joinings,
- Consociation,
- co-operations,
- consociations,
- sisterhood,
- co operation.
• person (noun)
- gal,
- GALS.
• person(s) involved in legal action (noun)
- Cojuror,
- Compurgator,
- plotter,
- plaintiff.
• persuasion (noun)
- school of thought.
• pleasing entity or occurrence (noun)
- treat.
• revel (noun)
- Skylarking,
- skylarkings.
• revelry (noun)
- whoop-de-dos,
- whooplas,
- whoopla,
- whoop-de-do,
- whoop de dos,
- whoop de do.
• ring (noun)
- junto,
- Juntos.
• school (noun)
- school.
• side (noun)
- belligerents.
• singular person, thing (noun)
- individual.
• social gathering (noun)
- prom,
- luncheon,
- carousing,
- festive occasion,
- movable feast,
- DO,
- coming-out,
- cocktails,
- coffee klatch,
- at-home.
• spree (noun)
- spending expeditions,
- field days,
- spending expedition,
- carousings,
- merry go round,
- field day,
- merry-go-rounds,
- merry go rounds,
- merry-go-round.
• team (noun)
- partners,
- stables,
- tandems,
- foursomes,
- tandem.
• treat (noun)
- goody,
- Dainties.
• troop (noun)
- servicemen,
- fighting men,
- servicemens,
- fighting mens,
- MENS.
• troop/troops (noun)
- troopers,
- fighting force,
- soldiery,
- trooper,
- soldieries,
- fighting forces,
- de legations,
- service personnel,
- de legation,
- de-legation,
- de-legations,
- service personnels.
• troupe (noun)
- stock company,
- acting companies,
- acting company,
- stock companies,
- repertory company.
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v.
• celebrate (verb)
- enjoy,
- solemnize,
- acclaim,
- frolic,
- memorialize,
- praise,
- cheer,
- laud,
- trumpet,
- make merry,
- exult,
- honor,
- venerate,
- hail,
- inaugurate,
- glorify,
- commemorate,
- rejoice,
- proclaim,
- hallow,
- salute,
- jubilate,
- revel,
- carouse,
- observe.
• have a ball (verb)
- lets steam,
- went town,
- getting it on,
- raises roof,
- going town,
- going to town,
- go town,
- have ball,
- letted off steam,
- letting off steam,
- kicked up one’s heels,
- raised roof,
- raises the roof,
- paints town red,
- kicking heels,
- went to town,
- gat it on,
- raised the roof,
- goes town,
- raising roof,
- let steam,
- letted loose,
- gets it on,
- kick heels,
- goes to town,
- raise roof,
- letted steam,
- gotten it on,
- letting steam,
- lets off steam,
- got it on.
• Other relevant words: (verb)
- fete,
- get together,
- have a party,
- entertainment,
- meet,
- organize,
- congregate,
- gather.
• regale (verb)
- hadst a get together,
- having a gettogether,
- toss party,
- hast get together,
- gives party,
- has get-together,
- having a get-together,
- have a get together,
- has get together,
- gave a party,
- hadst gettogether,
- had a get together,
- hath a get together,
- hast get-together,
- has a get together,
- haddest a get-together,
- de lighted,
- hadst get together,
- de-lighted,
- haddest gettogether,
- have gettogether,
- laughs up,
- giving party,
- hath a gettogether,
- hath get-together,
- hath a get-together,
- hast a get together,
- hath gettogether,
- tost a party,
- has gettogether,
- having get-together,
- hadst get-together,
- having gettogether,
- tossed a party,
- tossed party,
- tossing party,
- haddest get together,
- re-freshes,
- have get-together,
- laugh up,
- hadst a gettogether,
- tosses party,
- laughed up,
- have get together,
- has a gettogether,
- tossing a party,
- has a get-together,
- laughing it up,
- had get together,
- re freshes,
- hast a gettogether,
- re-fresh,
- gave party,
- haddest get-together,
- giving a party,
- hast a get-together,
- give party,
- de-lighting,
- having a get together,
- hath get together,
- hast gettogether,
- laughs it up,
- tosses a party,
- have a gettogether,
- having get together,
- had a gettogether,
- re-gales,
- laughed it up,
- re-gale,
- haddest a get together,
- had gettogether,
- haddest a gettogether,
- de lighting,
- gives a party,
- tost party,
- re gale,
- laughing up,
- hadst a get-together,
- re gales,
- had get-together,
- had a get-together.
• wassail (verb)
- got drunk,
- clinks glasses,
- clinked glasses,
- raises glass to,
- raise ones glass to,
- raised ones glass to,
- raising one glass to,
- getting drunk,
- raised glass to,
- raised one’s glass to,
- raised one glass to,
- clinking glasses,
- drinks to,
- raising glass to,
- raising ones glass to,
- raises ones glass to,
- gotten drunk,
- gets drunk,
- raising one’s glass to,
- raises one glass to,
- raise glass to,
- raise one glass to,
- raises one’s glass to,
- gat drunk.
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Other synonyms:
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- soiree,
- enjoy oneself,
- defendant,
- bee.
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•
- dance,
- expedition,
- picnic,
- government,
- corps,
- merriment,
- participant,
- machine,
- ticket,
- concentration,
- cartel.
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•
- bloc,
- mask,
- festivity,
- bash,
- alliance,
- actor.
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•
- mixer,
- person.
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•
- player.
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•
- homo-.
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•
- occasion.
• alliance
- partnership.
• celebrate
- made merry,
- live it up,
- raising hell,
- mark with a red letter,
- ritualizing,
- drink to,
- ritualize,
- ceremonialize,
- beat the drum,
- ritualized,
- let loose,
- blow off steam,
- make whoopee,
- raise hell,
- letting loose,
- living it up,
- beating the drum,
- kick one’s heels,
- partying,
- kick up heels,
- kick up one’s heels.
• enjoy
- night.
• indulgence
- fling.
• Other relevant words:
- have a ball,
- regale,
- get it on,
- celebration,
- let off steam,
- partied,
- making merry,
- celebrate,
- go to town,
- makes merry,
- lets loose,
- got down,
- raising the roof,
- raise the roof,
- get down,
- paint the town red,
- joviality.
• party
- open house.
• quartet
- foursome.
• regale
- Regaled,
- give a party,
- toss a party,
- Fracturing,
- have a get-together,
- laugh it up,
- fractured,
- Regaling.
• revel
- masquerade.
• wassail
- raise one’s glass to,
- clink glasses,
- get drunk.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- caller,
- order,
- community,
- partisan,
- phoner,
- guy,
- telephoner,
- minor party,
- religious order,
- duck,
- accessory,
- church,
- cohort,
- interest,
- communion,
- calling party,
- a party to,
- major party,
- denomination,
- affiliation,
- joker,
- Sectarism.
How to use «Party» in context?
Parties are a great way to get your friends and family together and have a good time. They can also be a way to celebrate memorable occasions, such as a birthday or a victory in a sports game. Parties can be simple or elaborate, but at their heart they are about having a lot of fun. Here are some tips for having a great party:
1. Invite your friends and family. The more people who are invited, the more fun everyone will have.
2. Plan the party well in advance. This will give you time to figure out the logistics (e.g.
Paraphrases for Party:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, plural
groups.
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Noun, plural
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Reverse Entailment
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Adjective
party-to-party.
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Proper noun, singular
partners.
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Noun, plural
partners, celebrations, players.
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Noun, singular or mass
partner, partying.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Adjective
part.
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Proper noun, singular
group, part, parts, Bodies, Does, Has, Its, Replies, Aspirations, Rights, meetings, figures, responses, groups, obligations, aspects, comments, councils, requirements, parti, partido, councillors.
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Noun, plural
parts, Festivities, Leaves, games, Holidays, benefits, ranks, corners, guys, segments, proportions, amounts, bits, passages, fences, swaths, gangs.
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Noun, singular or mass
birthday, fraction, group, majority, part, Capita, party-political.
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Adverb
partly.
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Verb, past tense
added, broke, celebrated, competing, conducted, contained, dashed, departed, engaged, enrolled, expressed, fell, found, part, plugged, proposed, ratified, represented, said, sat, turned, Acceded, Appeared, Arrived, Belonged, Disappeared, Encompassed, Participated, Passed, Served, Took, Walked, Contributed, Proceeded, started, partied, groups.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
approaching, becoming, being, belonging, coming, competing, dealing, engaging, entering, going, heading, joining, leaving, living, missing, part, parts, serving, sitting, speaking, suffering, Explaining, Indicating, Quitting, coping, Stemming, Staying.
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Verb, past participle
absorbed, added, admitted, affiliated, assigned, associated, attached, based, biased, bound, built, categorized, classified, considered, contained, covered, derived, discarded, discharged, drawn, driven, embedded, embodied, employed, engaged, entrenched, experienced, featured, formed, founded, guided, implicated, linked, listed, located, named, placed, ratified, reflected, represented, resigned, retained, rooted, situated, sustained, tied, Acceded, Adhered, Anchored, Attributed, Captured, Cited, Disappeared, Earmarked, Embarked, Enshrined, Entered, Enunciated, Excluded, Exercised, Existed, Flown, Housed, Judged, Originated, Participated, Perpetrated, Regarded, Served, Comprised, Consigned, Contributed, Counted, Predicated, Premised, Stationed, started, subsumed.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
falls, part, parts, proceeds, Bases, Halves, Leaves, Forms, SITS, departs, goes, serves, assumes, enters, adds, includes, originates, contributes, participates, splits, relies, builds, stems, starts, begins, belongs.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Noun, plural
conservatives, lawmakers.
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Noun, plural
Homophones for Party:
- parti.
Holonyms for Party:
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n.
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group
form of government, political system.
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group
Hyponym for Party:
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n.
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event
function, occasion, social function, social occasion, affair.
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group
lot, organization, social gathering, circle, set, social affair, band, organisation.
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person
somebody, soul, someone, person, mortal, individual.
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event
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v.
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social
celebrate, fete.
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social
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Resources
- PARTY synonyms at Thesaurus.com
- PARTY synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
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Powerthesaurus.org
— PARTY synonyms - Collins Dictionary — synonyms of PARTY
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