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Octave of Easter

Octave of Easter noun: the eight-day period of holy days that begins with Easter Sunday (inclusive thereof).

Noun

Octave of Easter (plural Octaves of Easter)

  1. The eight-day period of holy days that begins with Easter Sunday (inclusive thereof).
  2. Synonym of Quasimodo (“the Sunday one week after Easter Sunday”).
    Synonyms:
    Quasimodo

Synonyms of Octave of Easter

Forms of Octave of Easter

pluralOctaves of Easter

Questions about Octave of Easter

What does Octave of Easter mean?
Octave of Easter means the eight-day period of holy days that begins with Easter Sunday (inclusive thereof).
What part of speech is Octave of Easter?
Octave of Easter is a noun.
What is the plural of Octave of Easter?
The plural of Octave of Easter is Octaves of Easter.

Words near Octave of Easter in the dictionary

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  2. Octave Day of Easter
  3. Octave Days of Easter
  4. octave flute
  5. octave flutes
  6. Octave of Easter
  7. octave species
  8. octaved
  9. octaves
  10. Octaves of Easter
  11. Octavia

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