Sundays

End-of-week days

Sundays is the plural of Sunday, the day between Saturday and Monday.

It often refers to a recurring pattern: I work Sundays, The shop is closed Sundays.

As an adverb, it means on Sundays generally: We always have brunch Sundays.

leisure

newspaper

Printed periodical of current events

hobbies · strolling · picnics · parks · reading · crafts · puttering · browsing · farmers market · antiquing

religious

church

Place of Christian worship

  • worshipReligious reverence and praise
  • sabbathDesignated period of repose
  • massQuantity of matter

sermon · prayer · congregation · hymns · gospel · communion · holy · services · cathedral · pews

family

gathering

Collection of people meeting

grandparents · togetherness · traditions · visits · reunion · quality time · bonding · generations · kids · parents

cultural

roast

Dry-heat cooking method

dim sum · yum cha · lunch · pub · festive · markets · flea markets · bazaars · outings · drives

rest

lazy

Avoiding effort or exertion

relaxation · pajamas · slow · unhurried · leisurely · downtime · couch · recovery · recharging · lie-in

melancholy

dread

Intense anticipatory fear

  • bluesMournful American music genre
  • anxietyPersistent apprehensive distress
  • endingsConcluding portions

Monday · looming · fleeting · bittersweet · wistfulness · evening · twilight · countdown · work · tomorrow

Categories
Opposites
weekend vs. weekday

SundaysMondays

First weekdays

weekdays · workdays · working days · Tuesdays · Wednesdays

religious observance

SundaysSaturdays

Seventh days of weeks

Shabbat · Fridays

Phrases
Family

Sunday

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G