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Definitions from the WebCacationPart of speech: Noun Sense 1: A term used to describe a short period of time, usually a few hours, where one intentionally avoids all forms of communication and relaxation. Example sentence: I desperately needed a cacation from work, so I turned off my phone and spent the whole weekend at the beach. Sense 2: A playful way of referring to a vacation that is characterized by chaos and a lack of rest or relaxation. Example sentence: Our family's cacation to the theme park was thrilling but exhausting. Part of speech: Verb Sense 1: To take a cacation; to intentionally disconnect and relax for a short period of time. Example sentence: After weeks of working nonstop, she decided to cacation for a day and focus on self-care. Part of speech: Adjective Sense 1: Pertaining to or characteristic of cacations. Example sentence: The cacation vibes of the tropical resort instantly put us in a relaxed state of mind. Part of speech: Adverb Sense 1: In a manner related to or reminiscent of cacations. Example sentence: She smiled cacationally as she indulged in the mesmerizing view from her hammock. Related products on Amazon: Note: The term "cacation" as provided in the question seems to be a misspelled variant of "vacation." However, for demonstration purposes, the given term has been used throughout the content. | ||||
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