0 past simple and past participle of fete
1 to praise or welcome someone publicly because of their achievements:
He lived and wrote onward, and was feted until near the end of his very long life.
It easy to stand in front of a television camera and be feted, but the actual day-to-day administration is a difficult task.
Handing out gifts today, supposedly helping people and being feted for acting like a generous social benefactor, is the wrong policy.
It is being treated as a normal political party and it is feted across the world as though it has not been all that bad.
Our performers in music, drama and dance are feted throughout the world.
In 50 years’ time he will be feted for that; it is one of the bulwarks of democracy.
He has been very much in the van, making sure that people were feted with good food and excellent wine by the employers.
The pilots are feted and turned into celebrities overnight.
