whit-tuesday Antonyms
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Meaning of whit-tuesday
Wordnet
whit-tuesday (n)
the day after Whitmonday
whit-tuesday Sentence Examples
- Whitsun Tuesday marked the official end of the Easter festivities in the quaint village.
- On Whitsun Tuesday, the church bells rang out loud, announcing the arrival of the Holy Spirit.
- The children adorned themselves in white robes and flowers for the Whitsun Tuesday procession.
- The local fair offered a kaleidoscope of activities on Whitsun Tuesday, including games, music, and traditional dances.
- In some cultures, Whitsun Tuesday is known as Rushbearing Day, where rushes were strewn on the church floor.
- Families gathered for Whitsun Tuesday picnics, enjoying the warm summer breeze and sharing laughter.
- The village council met on Whitsun Tuesday to discuss community matters and plan for the year ahead.
- The town square transformed into a lively marketplace on Whitsun Tuesday, where vendors sold local crafts and delicacies.
- The annual choir concert on Whitsun Tuesday showcased the town's musical talent and filled the air with beautiful melodies.
- As the sun began to set on Whitsun Tuesday, the festivities gradually subsided, marking the end of a joyful celebration.
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the day after Whitmonday
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Whitsun Tuesday marked the official end of the Easter festivities in the quaint village.
On Whitsun Tuesday, the church bells rang out loud, announcing the arrival of the Holy Spirit.
The children adorned themselves in white robes and flowers for the Whitsun Tuesday procession.
The local fair offered a kaleidoscope of activities on Whitsun Tuesday, including games, music, and traditional dances.
