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The phrase "festival mood" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a state of excitement, joy, and celebration that is typically associated with a festival or holiday. Example: "The town was buzzing with a festive mood as preparations for the annual Christmas market were underway. The streets were lined with colorful lights and decorations, and the smell of cinnamon and roasted chestnuts filled the air."
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MILAN — The DSquared2 designers are in a festive mood, or rather a festival mood.
Join the party Catch the Cotswolds in festival mood.
Nightly police raids only intensified the festival mood.
This new measure has stirred some ill feeling among the press, and yet the festival mood has been unusually cheerful.
In the last minute, a rocketing fast tempo takes over, the festival mood returns, and the music conjures itself away, with a Mephistophelian bang.
This harvest festival mood brought long, floating dresses in autumn leaf colors, perhaps cinched at the waist with a butterfly belt.
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While the jury is still out on the success of Barbera's leaner, tauter festival, a mood of optimism dominates the site.
Seven days into the 10-day festival, the mood was noticeably muted, as one mediocre film after another came and went, with precious few sending viewers out of the theater feeling as if they had seen something genuinely transcendent or capable of pushing the medium forward.
It's clear Sant Jordi is not just about buying books; it's a festival of mood and literature.
It's clear Sant Jordi is not just about buying books; it's a festival of mood and literature.
At the festival, the mood is joyful and inclusive.
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