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April Theory

April Theory proper noun: a social media concept suggesting that the month of April (not January) is the true "New Year"; the theory argues that because of warmer weather, longer days, and fading seasonal depression, April is the natural time when people find motivation to set goals and make positive life changes.

Proper noun

the April Theory

  1. (Internet) A social media concept suggesting that the month of April (not January) is the true "New Year"; the theory argues that because of warmer weather, longer days, and fading seasonal depression, April is the natural time when people find motivation to set goals and make positive life changes.

Questions about April Theory

What does April Theory mean?
April Theory means a social media concept suggesting that the month of April (not January) is the true "New Year"; the theory argues that because of warmer weather, longer days, and fading seasonal depression, April is the natural time when people find motivation to set goals and make positive life changes.
What part of speech is April Theory?
April Theory is a proper noun.

Words near April Theory in the dictionary

  1. April gentleman
  2. April gentlemen
  3. April shower
  4. April showers
  5. April showers bring May flowers
  6. April Theory
  7. April-fool
  8. April-fooled
  9. April-fooling
  10. April-fools
  11. Aprile

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