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  • noun Plural form of celebrant.

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Examples

  • This show is a gigantic garden party lasting more than half a century and the celebrants are the great masters of Impressionism, their forerunners and those like Bonnard, Malevich and Munch, who followed.

    Madrid Mariana Schroeder 2010

  • In the Prologue to Part II "The Nature of Environment," he recounts his disaffection from another group of middle-class whites, namely the celebrants of Earth Day in 1970.

    Archive 2009-08-01 Tusar N Mohapatra 2009

  • In the Prologue to Part II "The Nature of Environment," he recounts his disaffection from another group of middle-class whites, namely the celebrants of Earth Day in 1970.

    Savitri Erans are more existentially authentic as opposed to the SCIY alarmists Tusar N Mohapatra 2009

  • One painting depicted a celebration of Lee's surrender at Appomattox, but among the celebrants was a woman many recognized as Julie Cellini, the contemporary head of the state agency that funds the museum.

    Corruption in the Land of Lincoln 2008

  • One of the celebrants was the chief engineer of the road construction project.

    Johnny's Beach on Baja's Golfo de Santa Clara 1997

  • One of the celebrants was the chief engineer of the road construction project.

    Johnny's Beach on Baja's Golfo de Santa Clara 1997

  • One of the celebrants was the chief engineer of the road construction project.

    Johnny's Beach on Baja's Golfo de Santa Clara 1997

  • One painting depicted a celebration of Lee's surrender at Appomattox, but among the celebrants was a woman many recognized as Julie Cellini, the contemporary head of the state agency that funds the museum.

    Signs of the Times 2008

  • In fact the actual "celebrants" that evening were not at the Biltmore at all, but a few blocks away at the Los Angeles Hilton, dancing under the mirrored ceiling of the ballroom in which the Jackson campaign had gathered, its energy level in defeat notably higher than that of other campaigns in victory.

    Insider Baseball Didion, Joan 1988

  • The exploited Maldives 'celebrants' are the victims here, not the Swiss couple | William

    The Guardian World News 2010

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