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Meanings of momentous day in English

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Usage of momentous day in English
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This is now a momentous day for you, boy, a momentous day.
The Magician
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Finally, the momentous day dawned, and Vienna put on its holiday attire.
Joseph II. and His Court: An Historical Novel
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The momentous day dawned; the hours glided on; and the twilight hour deepened.
Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 448 / Volume 18, New Series, J...
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It was a momentous day in the landmark Apple tax case involving Ireland.
The Irish Times
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Justice Minister Sam Gyimah said it was a truly momentous day.
Radio NZ
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COMMENT March 26 is a momentous day in the annals of royal history.
News.com.au
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A momentous day in Irish history and joy it was to be there.
The Irish Times
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It was a helter-skelter, potentially momentous day at St Andrews yesterday.
The Irish Times
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But nervous energy from a momentous day kept her puttering around.
Existence
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On such a momentous day, the laughing had got to him.
The new yorker
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Yesterday was a momentous day for the people of this island, North and South.
The Irish Times
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Tuesday 17th October will go down as a momentous day in South African politics.
The South African
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As the leaders finally depart, read our full wrap of the momentous day here.
News.com.au
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This had been the most momentous day of her life.
The Purple Heights
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This is a momentous day in our careers, Comrade Jackson.
Psmith in the City
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Such a momentous day, and now the perfect ending-anembrace beneath the sheltering pines.
The arms maker of berlin
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