Partied

Past tense of the verb "party," meaning to celebrate, have fun, and socialize, often involving music, dancing, food, and drinks. It implies engaging in recreational activities and enjoying oneself, frequently in a group setting. The intensity and formality can vary, ranging from casual gatherings to extravagant celebrations. The action is focused on entertainment and letting loose, often involving a temporary suspension of routine responsibilities. The success of "partying" is usually determined by enjoyment, social interaction and feeling satisfied by the event.

Partied meaning with examples

• After successfully defending her dissertation, she partied with her classmates and professors, celebrating their collective achievement with champagne and joyous laughter. The event took place at a fancy restaurant in town, the culmination of years of arduous study.
• Last night, we partied at the beach, under the stars, with a bonfire and live music. Friends came with their families, food and drinks, to make a memorable evening full of laughter and storytelling by the shore.
• The team partied late into the night after winning the championship, their euphoria fueled by pizza and shared stories about the season's highlights. Everyone forgot the pressures and obligations that came with the season.
• Despite the heavy workload, they decided to partied at the weekend to relieve stress. They put on a playlist, and were happy that they invited colleagues and danced till the early hours.
• Following the surprise birthday party for their Grandmother, the family partied on with some delicious food, heartfelt stories, and the most beautiful renditions of her favourite songs.