Holiday and Phenomenon

Holiday

Holiday noun - A period during which the usual routine of school or work is suspended.

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Phenomenon and holiday are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Phenomenon" instead a noun "Holiday".

Nearby Words: holidayed, holidaying

Phenomenon noun - Something extraordinary or surprising.

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Holiday and phenomenon are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Holiday" instead a noun "Phenomenon".

Nearby Word: phenomenal

musical	musical holiday	musical phenomenon
similar	similar holiday	similar phenomenon
popular	popular holiday	popular phenomenon
actual	actual holiday	actual phenomenon
Other adjectives: entire, real, big, new, major, general, national, fictional, titular, different, local, cultural, modern, European.

In The Non-Adventures of Wonderella Wonderella is far from impressed with the kitschy holiday sweater phenomenon, and yells that Kilroy and his henchmen look like horses' asses.

Source: Homemade Sweater from Hell
Fictional Holiday: Today is the day we celebrate the fictitious phenomenon of lightning— get out your lightning bags, kids!

Source: Podcast / Tweet Me Harder
The Pulp song "Common People" is about the "slumming" phenomenon where upper class people try to live a working class lifestyle as a kind of "holiday", based on a real woman that Pulp singer Jarvis Cocker knew when he was studying at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design.

Source: Pretty Fly for a White Guy

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