Hallmark moment
Hallmark moment noun: a memorable moment or event, one which would either make for or call for a poignant greeting card.
Noun
Hallmark moment (plural Hallmark moments)
- A memorable moment or event, one which would either make for or call for a poignant greeting card.
- And then comes that inevitable moment when someone makes a snide remark or brings up a past grudge, and the bottom falls out and things go south fast. In a matter of seconds my Hallmark moment goes right out the window.2012, Sarah Francis Martin, Stress Point: Thriving Through Your Twenties in a Decade of Drama, Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson Inc, →ISBN, page 128
Forms of Hallmark moment
| plural | Hallmark moments |
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Origin of Hallmark moment
From a Hallmark Cards advertising campaign.
Questions about Hallmark moment
- What does Hallmark moment mean?
- Hallmark moment means a memorable moment or event, one which would either make for or call for a poignant greeting card.
- What part of speech is Hallmark moment?
- Hallmark moment is a noun.
- What is the plural of Hallmark moment?
- The plural of Hallmark moment is Hallmark moments.
Words near Hallmark moment in the dictionary
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