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fete

noun as in celebration, party

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The White House often uses a tent on the South Lawn to fete foreign leaders and a larger guest list for a state dinner.

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Following a successful spell at Celtic that featured two Scottish titles, he had arrived at Spurs in 2023 feted as a moderniser capable of transforming the club.

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Meanwhile, as the court signaled how future protections might end, Roberts was feted by the New York Times as a savior of the Voting Rights Act and voting rights.

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It is the original midnight movie and is now being feted around the world for its 50th anniversary with a second life as the longest continuous theatrical release in cinema history.

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By the 2000s Dobson was a kingmaker in the GOP and was feted by every Republican politician who coveted his endorsement.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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