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1. (adj.) convivial
friendly; agreeable:
a convivial atmosphere.
2. convivial
fond of feasting, drinking, and merry company; jovial.
3. convivial
of or befitting a feast; festive.
Etymology: (1660–70; < LL convīviālis festal = L convīvi(um) feast (convīv(ere) to live together, dine together)
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1. (adj) convivial, good-time
occupied with or fond of the pleasures of good company
"a convivial atmosphere at the reunion"; "a woman of convivial nature"; "he was a real good-time Charlie"
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1. (adj) convivial
of or relating to a feast or entertainment, or to eating and drinking, with accompanying festivity; festive; social; gay; jovial
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Sense: pleasantly sociable and friendly.
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 Afrikaans: feestelik |
 Arabic: مَرِح |
 Bulgarian: общителен |
 Brazilian: sociável |
 Czech: žoviální |
 German: gesellig |
 Danish: selskabelig; gemytlig |
 Greek: κοινωνικός, φιλικός |
 Spanish: sociable, jovial, cordial |
 Estonian: lustakas |
 Farsi: خوش مشرب؛ معاشرتی |
 Finnish: hyväntuulinen |
 French: jovial |
 Hebrew: לְבָבִי |
 Hindi: खुशी का |
 Croatian: vedar, druževan |
 Hungarian: kedélyes |
 Indonesian: ramah |
 Icelandic: félagslyndur |
 Italian: gioviale |
 Japanese: 陽気な |
 Korean: 우호적인 |
 Lithuanian: malonus, draugiškas, link |
 Latvian: jautrs; omulīgs |
 Malay: meriah |
 Dutch: gezellig |
 Norwegian: festlig, gemyttlig, selsk |
 Polish: biesiadny, wesoły |
 Persian: خوش مشرب؛ معاشرتی |
 Pashto: خوشاله، دميلمستيا، اجتماع |
 Portuguese: sociável |
 Romanian: vesel |
 Russian: компанейский |
 Slovak: žoviálny |
 Slovenian: družaben |
 Serbian: društven |
 Swedish: sällskaplig, festglad |
 Thai: ที่ชอบสังสรรค์; ที่สนุกสน |
 Turkish: şen şakrak |
 Taiwanese: 善交際的，友善的 |
 Ukrainian: товариський, святковий |
 Urdu: زنده دل، هم مشرب |
 Vietnamese: hòa đồng |
 Chinese: 好交际的，随和的 |
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