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Easter Sunday
/ˈiːstər ˈsʌndeɪ/
Definition
1
The annual Christian festival celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ, observed on the Sunday following the first full moon after the vernal equinox.
2
A movable feast day in the liturgical calendar, typically falling between late March and late April in the Gregorian calendar.
Examples
On Easter Sunday, my aunt hides eggs so well that the kids end up negotiating with the neighbor's dog for clues.
Easter Sunday brunch turned into a pastel apocalypse of Peeps and mimosas nobody regrets until Monday.
He proposed on Easter Sunday, claiming it was the day for miracles—and she said yes before the ham was carved.
Easter Sunday traffic is like a bunny migration: slow, colorful, and full of unexpected detours.