Pronunciation: /fɛˈstuːn/
noun a decorative chain or strip hanging between two points
A1 The party decorations included colorful festoons hanging from the ceiling.
A2 During the holiday season, the streets were lined with festive festoons.
B1 The garden was adorned with beautiful floral festoons for the wedding ceremony.
B2 The historic building was decorated with ornate festoons for the grand opening event.
C1 The museum exhibit featured intricate festoons from the Renaissance era.
C2 The palace ballroom was elegantly draped with luxurious festoons for the royal banquet.
verb to adorn with festoons
A1 She festooned her room with colorful streamers for the party.
A2 The children festooned the classroom with handmade decorations.
B1 The garden was festooned with fairy lights for the summer barbecue.
B2 The streets were festooned with banners and flags for the parade.
C1 The ballroom was festooned with elegant draperies and chandeliers for the gala event.
C2 The palace was festooned with intricate tapestries and gold leaf decorations for the royal banquet.
formal The ballroom was festooned with elegant garlands of flowers and ribbons.
informal She decided to festoon her room with fairy lights for a cozy atmosphere.
slang Let's festoon the backyard with streamers for the party!
figurative His speech was festooned with complex jargon, making it hard to understand.
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