love-in
nounUK /ˈlʌv ɪn/
US /ˈlʌv ɪn/
A happy gathering where people come together to share kind feelings and peace.
The neighbors held a love-in at the park with music and flowers.
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2. A public event where people show affection and togetherness, often with music and dancing.
The love-in drew hundreds of people who sang and danced together.
3. A meeting or session where people express mutual support and goodwill.
The team ended the project with a love-in to thank everyone for their hard work.
4. A style of informal social gathering popular in the 1960s focused on peace and love.
Old photos showed a love-in with people wearing flowers in their hair.