Synonym: commemorate, make merry, observe, praise, proclaim, revel. Similar words: celebration, celebrity, accelerate, decelerate, bracelet, vibrate, adumbrate, electorate. Meaning: ['selɪbreɪt] 
v. 1. celebrate, as of holidays or rites 2. have a celebration 3. assign great social importance to.
v. 1. celebrate, as of holidays or rites 2. have a celebration 3. assign great social importance to. 
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271) Spring is a wonderful season to celebrate rebirth and new life.
272) We celebrate the Easter Sunday with our friends and family.
273) The world with all celebrate happiness, The world share propitiousness forever!
274) "Maybe we could celebrate tonight." — "What did you have in mind?"
275) They arranged a very interesting event to celebrate their parents'fortieth wedding anniversary.
276) The villagers put up a decorated marquee to celebrate the Spring festival.
277) Payoff all your debts before you go out and celebrate.
278) We're going to live on! We're going to survive! Today we celebrate our Independence Day!
279) They set up tents and celebrate with song and dance far into the night.
280) But they had one tiny thing to celebrate - the world's smallest humanoid robot.
281) Cards in French and Tagalog . Cards to celebrate Jewish and African - American holidays. Cards for birthdays, and babies.
282) Americans celebrate George Washington's birthday, along with Abraham Lincoln's, on "'s Day. "
283) Like Americans, the South Korean people also celebrate Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
284) The citizens of Warwick, Rhode Island, celebrate this event every June.
285) In mid - October we will celebrate our Silver Jubilee with a series of events.
286) We celebrate individuality, but eschew the individualism that stifles creativity inhibits collaboration, and limits intelligence.
287) Each year on February 14, lovers around the world celebrate Valentine's Day.
288) Gemini might spontaneously elope and then invite family and friendsgather together and celebrate later.
289) Celebrate their firsts and lasts, such as the first school day.
290) He invited all and sundry to celebrate his 20 th birthday.
291) My parents were first to take the floorthe dance to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary.
292) I am told that American people also celebrate Independence Day.
293) I like Independence Day. We celebrate it on the 4 th of July.
294) Instead of dwelling in excuses and lamentations,(http://sentencedict.com/celebrate.html) celebrate positive and valuable results.
295) Jack's throwing me a party at the Vanderbilt estate to celebrate.
More similar words: celebration, celebrity, accelerate, decelerate, bracelet, vibrate, adumbrate, electorate, cerebral, executive branch, legislative branch, priceless, celestial, isosceles, brattle, inebriated, celibate, vibrational, elevate, delegate, rate, irate, prate, grate, operate, pirate, berate, grate on, hydrate, obdurate.