celebrator

Meanings

• a person who celebrates or honors someone or something

  - "He was a great celebrator of his friends' birthdays."
  - "The fans were enthusiastic celebrators of their team's victories."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with celebrator
celebrator , contemplator , convalescent , inhabitant , evacuee , habitue , devotee , enthusiast , worshiper , pilgrim , sojourner , expatriate , refugee , emigrant , immigrant

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Homophones

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1. celebrator, celestialator
   

2. seclusitor, celebrator
   

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Variants

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celebrate , celebrated , celebrates , celebrating , celebration , celebrations , celebrative , celebrator , celebrators

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Forms

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The term 'celebrator' is a noun that can be used in various forms, including as a gerund ('celebrating'), a present participle ('celebrating'), or a past participle ('celebrated'). These forms can be used in various contexts, such as in a sentence ('She is a great celebrator of her friends'), or in a title ('The Celebrated Works of Shakespeare').

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Etymology

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From the Latin word 'celebrare' meaning 'to make holy, to observe, to honor, to keep festival'.

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Related Concepts

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1. honor: The act of giving respect or acknowledgment to someone or something, typically through actions or words. Honoring someone can be a way of showing appreciation, respect, or love for that person.

2. reverence: A feeling of deep respect and awe for someone or something, typically associated with religious or spiritual experiences. Reverence can be expressed through actions or words, such as through prayer, meditation, or other forms of spiritual practice. Reverence can also be expressed through honor and respect for individuals or things that are considered sacred or of great value.

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Culture

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["The term 'celebrator' has been used extensively in literature, art, music, and other forms of expression. In literature, the term 'celebrator' has been used to describe individuals who honor and reverence something or someone. In art, the term 'celebrator' has been used to describe works of art that depict individuals or scenes that are meant to be honored and revered. In music, the term 'celebrator' has been used to describe songs that are meant to be uplifting and joyful, and that are meant to be honored and revered. In short, the term 'celebrator' has been used extensively in literature, art, music, and other forms of expression, and is meant to be a term that is used to describe individuals or things that are meant to be honored and revered.", ""]

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