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View definitions for celebratory

celebratory

adjective as in commemorative

adjective as in congratulatory

Strongest match

adjective as in honorary

Strongest match

Weak match

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Example Sentences

Nadal, with his blistering left-handed forehand and fiery celebratory roars, ended his Swiss opponent's five-year winning streak at Wimbledon in the 2008 final - regarded by many as the greatest match of all time.

From BBC

"It was a way for people to just be positive and celebratory about each other, which is what we need when everyone is so nasty and negative on social media."

From BBC

“We are so looking forward to working with him to deliver a fresh, exciting and celebratory show for Hollywood’s biggest night.”

He goes on to call himself a petite prince and a tiny titan, and such celebratory self-awareness is winning.

From Salon

The Chargers’ $262-million man is so valuable that Harbaugh has banned him from giving high-fives or celebratory helmet taps with his throwing hand.

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

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