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Sunday

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UK:**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈsʌndeɪ/, /ˈsʌndɪ/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈsʌndeɪ, -di/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(sun′dā, -dē)

Collocations for "Sunday"


Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "Sunday" in context.

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Sunday

ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.
n
  1. [this, last, next, the following] Sunday
  2. the [service, show, program] is every Sunday at [9]
  3. Sunday is a popular day for [picnics, strolls, watching movies]
  4. woke up [late, early] on Sunday
  5. [sleep in, relax, work, study] on Sundays
  6. [love, hate] Sundays
  7. Sunday is a day of [prayer, rest]
  8. Sunday is my [favorite, least favorite] day of the week
  9. our family [meets, gets together] on Sundays
  10. they [go to, attend] church on Sunday
  11. doesn't [works, drives, eats out] on Sundays
  12. the [competition, event, fair] takes place this Sunday
  13. they left [town, the hotel] on Sunday
  14. UK: [never, not] in a month of Sundays!
  15. from Monday to Sunday
n as adj
  1. Sunday [morning, afternoon, evening, night]
  2. Sunday [roast, lunch]
  3. Sunday [prayers, service, matinées]
  4. the Sunday [newspapers, papers, supplement, edition]
  5. was [wearing, dressed in] his Sunday best
  6. a Sunday driver
  7. take a Sunday drive (out to)
'Sunday' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

🗣️Forum discussions with the word(s) "Sunday" in the title:

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[Sundays] or [every Sunday] or [on Sunday] - English Only forum
1) When I saw him was (on) Sunday. 2) It was (on) Sunday when I saw him. - English Only forum
12 Apr 15 - 2 weeks before Sunday, is right - English Only forum
2 different episodes / every Saturday and Sunday - English Only forum
a early Sunday [ a or an] - English Only forum
A Mail on Sunday spokesman - English Only forum
a sunday of ___ - English Only forum
a Sunday would be about doo - English Only forum
a week from Sunday - English Only forum
Adverbs such as "Sunday" - English Only forum
all Sunday collars and cigarettes - English Only forum
"Any given sunday" - English Only forum
April 13th is Sunday when I was born - English Only forum
As of Sunday - English Only forum
at 1 p.m on Sunday / on Sunday at 1 p.m - English Only forum
at night / on sunday night - English Only forum
at noon next Sunday - English Only forum
banks close on Sunday - English Only forum
because <it’s> <it will be> Sunday - English Only forum
Bums ("Sunday" by Jonathan Larson) - English Only forum
but today (it) is Sunday - English Only forum
by 1700 <on> Sunday - English Only forum
Catholic kids ... roped into the Presbyterium Sunday school - English Only forum
checked in Sunday night - English Only forum
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