1. plural of conviviality; instances or occasions of friendly, lively, and festive social gathering and enjoyment
Usage: typically used in formal or literary contexts; countable noun when referring to specific social events or gatherings
2. the quality or state of being convivial; friendliness and warmth in social interaction (used as an uncountable abstract noun, though the plural form may emphasize multiple manifestations)
Usage: less common usage; often the singular 'conviviality' is preferred for the abstract quality

Examples

• The holiday season brought many convivialities to the neighborhood, from dinner parties to caroling events.
• She cherished the convivialities of her college years, remembering late-night conversations with friends.
• The resort offered various convivialities, including wine tastings and group dinners.
• Despite their busy schedules, they made time for the convivialities that strengthened their friendships.
• The conference featured numerous convivialities designed to help attendees network and relax.
• He appreciated the simple convivialities of gathering around a fire with family.