Holiday
Holiday verb - To take or spend a vacation.
Take a break and holiday are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Take a break" instead a verb "Holiday".
Nearby Words: holidayed, holidaying
Take a break
Holiday and take a break are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Holiday" instead a verb phrase "Take a break".
Both terms in one sentence
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Busman's Holiday: Christian only took the job with Living Robotics to take a break from his work for dangerous criminals.
Source: Film / The Accountant -
Irony: Hamilton refuses to go with Eliza, Angelica, and his children on a holiday because he has too much work to do, even though Eliza's encouraging him to "Take a Break," with romantic implications.
Source: Theatre / Hamilton -
Clicking on a shovel which George encounters at one point in the game will prompt him to remark, "Capacious as my pockets were, I doubted I could have fit a shovel in them." Busman's Holiday: George and Nico can't take a break while going into adventures.
Source: Video Game / Broken Sword
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Take a break and Holiday. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 08, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/holiday/take_a_break
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