st john's night (Meaning)
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st john's night (n)
the night before Midsummer Day
Synonyms & Antonyms of st john's night
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st john's night Sentence Examples
- The bonfire crackled merrily on St John's Night, casting an ethereal glow upon the revelers.
- The streets were filled with laughter and music as people celebrated St John's Night with traditional dances and feasts.
- According to folklore, St John's Night is when the boundary between worlds thins, allowing for magical encounters.
- The villagers gathered around the ancient oak tree on St John's Night, believing its leaves held healing powers.
- The children danced around the maypole, adorned with flowers and ribbons, to mark the arrival of St John's Night.
- The stars twinkled brightly in the night sky as people gazed upon them on St John's Night, searching for signs of good fortune.
- The scent of wildflowers filled the air as people walked barefoot through meadows on St John's Night, hoping to attract abundance.
- The ancient ritual of jumping through the bonfire on St John's Night was believed to purify and protect from evil.
- People gathered at crossroads on St John's Night to share stories, sing songs, and forge new connections.
- In some cultures, St John's Night is celebrated by setting off fireworks to symbolize the triumph of light over darkness.
FAQs About the word st john's night
the night before Midsummer Day
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The bonfire crackled merrily on St John's Night, casting an ethereal glow upon the revelers.
The streets were filled with laughter and music as people celebrated St John's Night with traditional dances and feasts.
According to folklore, St John's Night is when the boundary between worlds thins, allowing for magical encounters.
The villagers gathered around the ancient oak tree on St John's Night, believing its leaves held healing powers.
