Sundays
Sundays adverb: on Sunday; each Sunday. Also the plural of Sunday.
Adverb
Sundays
- On Sunday; each Sunday.
Also used as
Sundays is also the plural of Sunday.
Sundays is also the third-person singular simple present indicative of Sunday.
Phrases with Sundays
- Carl Sundays
- Palm Sundays
- Whit Sundays
- Carle Sundays
- Scout Sundays
- Shrove Sundays
- Thomas Sundays
- Carling Sundays
- Laetare Sundays
- Passion Sundays
- Renewal Sundays
- Suicide Sundays
17 more phrasesFewer phrases
- Trinity Sundays
- week of Sundays
- Hospital Sundays
- Jubilate Sundays
- month of Sundays
- Flowering Sundays
- months of Sundays
- Selection Sundays
- Sexagesima Sundays
- St. Thomas Sundays
- Divine Mercy Sundays
- when two Sundays meet
- Second Sundays of Easter
- never in a month of Sundays
- when two Sundays come together
- any day of the week and twice on Sundays
- every day of the week and twice on Sundays
Questions about Sundays
- What does Sundays mean?
- Sundays means on Sunday; each Sunday.
- What part of speech is Sundays?
- Sundays is an adverb.
Words near Sundays in the dictionary
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