Convivial

Pronunciation: /kənˈvɪviəl/

Definitions of convivial

adjective friendly, lively, and enjoyable; promoting good company and cheerful atmosphere

Example Sentences

A1 The convivial atmosphere at the party made everyone feel welcome.

A2 The convivial group of friends enjoyed a lively dinner together.

B1 The convivial gathering of colleagues helped to strengthen team morale.

B2 The convivial nature of the event encouraged networking and collaboration.

C1 The convivial ambiance of the restaurant created a memorable dining experience.

C2 The convivial spirit of the festival brought people from all walks of life together in celebration.

Examples of convivial in a Sentence

formal The convivial atmosphere at the company's annual gala was a welcome change from the usual office setting.

informal We always have a convivial time when we get together for game night.

slang The party last night was so convivial, everyone was having a blast.

figurative His convivial personality lit up the room and made everyone feel at ease.

Grammatical Forms of convivial

• past tense: convivialled
• plural: convivials
• comparative: more convivial
• superlative: most convivial
• present tense: convivial
• future tense: will convivial
• perfect tense: have convivaled
• continuous tense: is convivialing
• singular: convivial
• positive degree: convivial
• infinitive: to convivial
• gerund: convivialling
• participle: convivialled

Origin and Evolution of convivial

First Known Use: 1668 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'convivial' originated from the Latin word 'convivialis', which is derived from 'convivium' meaning 'banquet' or 'feast'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe festive or social gatherings, the meaning of 'convivial' has evolved to encompass a more general sense of sociability and enjoyment in the company of others.