noun
unholiday
Unholiday (noun) means an ordinary day that people mark as though it were a special one.
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An ordinary day that people mark as though it were a special one.
"I guess this unholiday is exactly what we all needed today, she thought as she pulled into the driveway."
— Lorraine Turner, Calico Horses and the Patchwork Trail (2014)
"It being your unbirthday then you must be invited to boogie at the bank unholiday."
— Douglas Gilbert, Alice In Wunderkinderland With a Hedgehog (2015)
"Today we declare an unholiday. We'll take a break from all our play."
— Douglas Evans, Children's Games (2015)
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Etymology
Formed from un- and holiday.
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What is the meaning of unholiday?
"unholiday" (noun) means an ordinary day that people mark as though it were a special one.
