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Meanings of movable feasts in English
Observance in a liturgical calendar with no fixed calendar date.
Synonyms
Examples for "moveable feast"
Examples for "moveable feast"
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It's a moveable feast as our political editor Jane Patterson reports.
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The commemoration has been concentrated on Easter Sunday, a moveable feast of the Christian denominations.
3
The " moveable feast" of Easter occurs relatively late in the solar calendar this year.
4
They are a very moveable feast and benefit greatly from all sorts of add-ins and swaps.
5
In fact they are a six-piece band, as well as a moveable feast of other players.
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You see, on weekdays his lunch is at best a movable feast.
2
The rep circuit is no longer a stable fixture, but a movable feast.
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Some acute observer has said that 'age is a movable feast.'
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For the second successive week England's chosen starting XV are proving a movable feast.
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Since their inception in the late 1990s, Food have been the proverbial movable feast.
Usage of movable feasts in English
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Everything was on time; his meals were regular-notmovable feasts.
2
I shall have to stop now, Aunt Jennie dear, and goodness knows when this will reach you, as mails are very movable feasts.
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Translations for movable feasts
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