The word "revelry" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a lively or noisy celebration or party. Example sentence: We stayed up all night having revelry and merry-making.
There's always music and revelry on offer too - the bar is beloved of many of Granada's flamenco fusion artists who like to create spontaneous concerts.
Many had come to take part in revelry, but Mr Mubarak's speech continued to be postponed.
Another artist, Sui Jianguo, makes an obligatory dig at Mao, depicting the great leader's huge outstretched arm as being severed at the shoulder.But Beijing is unlikely to see much bohemian revelry this month.
By abolishing the old 11pm rush, ministers hoped to promote a more restrained drinking culture, although critics feared it would merely encourage obnoxious revelry around the clock.
Their mix of revelry and rage condemns the corruption, inefficiency and arrogance of the folk in charge.Nobody can know how 2013 will change the world if at all.
Revelry is the main point, and though the theme is Elizabethan, the execution is vigorously anachronistic.
Heavy rain did little to dampen the celebrations, which were attended by Mikhail Gorbachev, the then Soviet leader.Fresh from Berlin's revelry, Angela Merkel went to Paris to join France's Armistice Day commemorations, becoming the first German chancellor to take part.
A man armed with an AK-47 patrolled up and down outside the door, ensuring our revelry was uninterrupted.Mr Abdullah had decided to join us for our final dinner, hosted by the aforementioned security chief and politician.
AMERICA, like the Soviet Union, has been celebrating a space-age birthday in the past week, but the sounds of revelry have been distinctly more subdued in Washington than in Moscow.
A few years ago, she says, one street had "too much revelry" late at night.
The revelry was sustained, sincere, jubilant and loud.
