Regalement

C2 16+

Pronunciation: /rɪˈɡeɪlmənt/

Definitions of regalement

noun a sumptuous feast or entertainment; entertainment provided at another's expense

Example Sentences

A1 I received a regalement of chocolates for my birthday.

A2 The regalement of delicious food at the party made everyone happy.

B1 The regalement of gifts at the event was overwhelming.

B2 The regalement of luxurious accommodations during the vacation was unforgettable.

C1 The regalement of fine wines and gourmet cuisine at the gala was exquisite.

C2 The regalement of art and culture during the tour of Europe was enriching.

Examples of regalement in a Sentence

formal The regalement of guests at the banquet was meticulously planned by the event organizers.

informal I always look forward to the regalement of delicious food at family gatherings.

slang The regalement of free samples at the store was a pleasant surprise for shoppers.

figurative The regalement of beautiful scenery on our road trip was a feast for the eyes.

Grammatical Forms of regalement

plural

regalements

comparative

more regalement

superlative

most regalement

present tense

regales

future tense

will regale

perfect tense

has regaled

continuous tense

is regaling

singular

regalement

positive degree

regalement

infinitive

to regale

gerund

regaling

participle

regaled

Origin and Evolution of regalement

First Known Use: 1601 year
Language of Origin: French
Story behind the word: The word 'regalement' originated from the French language.
Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to entertainment or amusement, the meaning of 'regalement' has evolved over time to also include the idea of treating someone with kindness or generosity.