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Meanings of
holy day
in English
Portuguese
dia santo
Catalan
festa religiosa
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A day specified for religious observance.
religious holiday
Portuguese
dia santo
Usage of
holy day
in English
1
Christmas Day we keep as a
holy
day
,
attending church several times.
2
This happened on a Saturday, the
holy
day
of the Jewish Sabbath.
3
Anyway, he was a bad person: he wasn't observing their
holy
day
.
4
It was a
holy
day
,
and Chaudiere was mindful of its duties.
5
Sacrifice without murmuring makes of our stormy life a calm
holy
day
.
6
On this
holy
day
,
I have boon to ask from your King.
7
For example, St. Patrick's Day is not a
holy
day
of obligation.
8
You know how many in our own parishes trample on the
holy
day
.
9
The Sabbath was in all respects regarded by him as a
holy
day
.
10
The great feast of Corpus Christi is not a
holy
day
of obligation.
11
Friday is
holy
day
and corresponds somewhat to the Christian Sunday.
12
The Sabbath day was indeed a
holy
day
at Huntly Lodge.
13
All Souls Day is a
holy
day
for honouring the dead.
14
It is not a
holy
day
feast, but of human appointment.
15
There must always be a good reason for working on a
holy
day
.
16
What kind of performance is this for a
holy
day
morning?
Other examples for "holy day"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
holy
day
holy
Adjective
Noun
Translations for
holy day
Portuguese
dia santo
Catalan
festa religiosa
Holy day
through the time
Holy day
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common