st john's day (Meaning)
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st john's day (n)
a quarter day in England, Wales, and Ireland
Synonyms & Antonyms of st john's day
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st john's day Sentence Examples
- On St John's Day, the streets of the village were filled with vibrant colors and the sound of music.
- The traditional bonfire on St John's Day illuminated the night sky, casting a warm glow over the surrounding fields.
- The children excitedly jumped over the bonfire on St John's Day, believing it would bring them good luck and ward off evil spirits.
- The festivities on St John's Day included traditional dances, folk songs, and storytelling.
- The church bells rang out in celebration of St John's Day, a joyous occasion that brought the community together.
- The bonfire on St John's Day symbolized the cleansing and renewal of the year, bringing hope and prosperity for the future.
- In many cultures, St John's Day is associated with the summer solstice, a time of great joy and abundance.
- The bonfire on St John's Day often represented the burning away of the past and the welcoming of the new.
- People gathered around the bonfire on St John's Day to share stories, sing songs, and celebrate the arrival of summer.
- The tradition of St John's Day has been passed down through generations, preserving the cultural heritage and fostering community bonds.
FAQs About the word st john's day
a quarter day in England, Wales, and Ireland
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
On St John's Day, the streets of the village were filled with vibrant colors and the sound of music.
The traditional bonfire on St John's Day illuminated the night sky, casting a warm glow over the surrounding fields.
The children excitedly jumped over the bonfire on St John's Day, believing it would bring them good luck and ward off evil spirits.
The festivities on St John's Day included traditional dances, folk songs, and storytelling.
