Easter Sunday
ˈiːstər ˈsʌndeɪ
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Definition of Easter Sunday - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

ChristianityChristian holiday celebrating Jesus's resurrection
  • Many attend church services on Easter Sunday.
  • Families gather for a feast on Easter Sunday.
  • Easter Sunday marks the end of Lent.
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Expressions with Easter

Easter eggn.
chocolate or candy egg given at Easter
Children hunted for Easter eggs hidden in the garden..
happy Eastern.
expression to wish someone a joyful Easter holiday
Happy Easter to you and your family!
Easter Mondayn.
day after Easter Sunday with cultural and religious events
Easter Monday is a public holiday in many countries.
Easter candlen.
large candle used in Easter celebrations
The Easter candle was lit during the vigil.
Easter cardn.
card for sending Easter greetings
She sent an Easter card to her grandmother.
Easter Islandern.
native or inhabitant of Easter Island
The Easter Islander shared stories of his homeland's famous statues..

Expressions with Sunday

a week on Sundayn.
the Sunday after the coming Sunday
The party is a week on Sunday.
eight ways to Sundayadv.
with great intensity or effort
She practiced eight ways to Sunday to perfect her performance.
from here to Sundayprep.
indicates a large or exhaustive range or extent
They searched from here to Sunday for the missing keys.
six ways to Sundayadv.
in every possible way or direction
They searched the house six ways to Sunday but found nothing.
in one's Sunday bestadj.
wearing one's best clothes
She arrived at the party in her Sunday best.
six ways from Sundayadv.
in every possible way or very thoroughly
He checked the report six ways from Sunday.
Sunday clothesn.
best clothes worn for special occasions
She wore her Sunday clothes to the wedding.
Sunday drivern.
person who drives slowly for leisure or sightseeing
We got stuck behind a Sunday driver on the scenic route.
Sunday paintern.
paints pictures as a hobby
My uncle is a Sunday painter who loves landscapes.
Mothering Sundayn.
Sunday in Lent in the UK when mothers are honored
Many families gather for a meal on Mothering Sunday..

Terms related to Easter Sunday

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Terms with Easter Sunday included in their meaning

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Easter Mondayn.
holiday
day after Easter Sunday with cultural and religious events
day of daysn.
Christianity
sunday, especially Easter Sunday
Easter Octaven.
religious period
eight-day period after Easter Sunday in Christianity
Low Sundayn.
religion
Sunday after Easter, known for less elaborate celebrations
Palm Sundayn.
Christian holiday
Sunday before Easter commemorating Jesus' entry into Jerusalem
Whitsunn.
church feastday
Christian festival occurring on the seventh Sunday after Easter

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  1. French:dimanche de Pâques, ...
  2. German:Ostersonntag, ...
  3. Italian:domenica di Pasqua, ...
  4. Spanish:Domingo de Resurrección, ...
  5. Portuguese:Domingo de Páscoa, ...
  6. Chinese:复活节星期天, ...
  7. Japanese:復活祭の日曜日, ...
  8. Arabic:عيد الفِصْح, ...
  9. Hebrew:יוֹם רִאשׁוֹן שֶׁל פֶּסַח, ...
  10. Russian:Пасхальное воскресенье, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Великдень, ...
  12. Hindi:ईस्टर संडे, ...

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