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thursdays

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun thursday has 1 sense
  1. Thursday, Th - the fifth day of the week; the fourth working day
    --1 is a kind of weekday

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Thursdays

Description:

Thursdays is the plural form of Thursday, which refers to the fifth day of the week in many parts of the world. It lies between Wednesday and Friday on the Gregorian calendar.

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1: Day of the week

Thursdays are often associated with anticipation and excitement as they signal the approach of the weekend. Many people look forward to Thursdays as they mark the end of the workweek for some.

Sample Sentence: I love the feeling of relief that comes every Thursday evening when I realize that the weekend is just around the corner.

Sense 2: Popular Culture

Thursdays have gained significance in popular culture due to the airing of various television shows, events, or promotions. Many networks schedule their most popular programs to be broadcasted on Thursdays, making it a competitive day for television viewership.

Sample Sentence: Let's have a TV marathon on Thursdays and catch up on all the latest episodes of our favorite shows together!

Sense 3: Local Celebrations

In certain regions or communities, Thursdays have their own cultural and religious significance. Local celebrations, festivals, or gatherings are occasionally held on Thursdays to commemorate specific events or traditions.

Sample Sentence: Every Thursday, the local community gathers at the town square to perform traditional dances and music in honor of their ancestors.

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