Acknowledge
Acknowledge verb - To accept the truth or existence of (something) usually reluctantly.
Holiday and acknowledge are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Holiday" instead a verb "Acknowledge".
Holiday
Holiday verb - To take or spend a vacation.
Acknowledge and holiday are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Acknowledge" instead a verb "Holiday".
Nearby Words: holidayed, holidaying
Both words in one sentence
- Holiday presumably begins on Christmas Day, given the two carols sung during the church scene, but none of the characters wish each other "Merry Christmas" or otherwise acknowledge it in any way.
Source: Did I Mention It's Christmas? - The later Christmas-set Peanuts specials of The '90s and the Turn of the Millennium are more focused on gift-giving, general winter activities, etc., but do acknowledge the religious side of the holiday.
Source: Santa Clausmas
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