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feast begins

 

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Feast Begins

Definition:

verb phrase

The term "feast begins" refers to the commencement or start of a feast or a large meal where people gather to celebrate, enjoy food and drinks.

Example Sentences:

  • The feast begins with a delicious appetizer, followed by the main course and mouth-watering desserts.
  • As the clock struck midnight, the grand feast began, filling the air with delightful aromas.
  • The annual Thanksgiving feast begins every year with a heartfelt prayer expressing gratitude.

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