Holiday and Pleasure

Holiday

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

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

Nearby Words: holidayed, holidaying

Pleasure

Pleasure noun - The feeling experienced when one's wishes are met.

Holiday and pleasure are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Holiday" instead a noun "Pleasure".

How words are described

special special holiday special pleasure
similar similar holiday similar pleasure
free free holiday free pleasure
actual actual holiday actual pleasure
Other adjectives: real, evil, sole, last.

Both words in one sentence

  • Literature / I, Lucifer Instead, he views the month of mortal existance as a "holiday" from the running of his evil enterprise, intent to indulge every imaginable pleasure of the flesh.
  • Franchise / Star Trek Busman's Holiday: For a franchise founded on skimpily-clad babes, the so-called "pleasure planet" of Risa is uncannily like Dante's Hell.
  • Literature / The Thief of Always Pleasure Island: At the Holiday House there are four seasons a day, every night is Christmas, and the House grants any wish, all made possible by a man called Mr. Hood.
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