Christmas
nounDivide Christmas into syllables:
Christ · mas
How to pronounce Christmas:
Definition of Christmas:
- Christmas (noun):
 - a festival commemorating the birth of Christ, held by most Churches to have occurred on December 25
 - a christian feast on december 25 or among some eastern orthodox christians on january 7 that commemorates the birth of christ and is usually observed as a legal holiday
 
Synonyms for Christmas:
advent
christmas day
christmastide
christmastime
dec 25
nativity
noel
noël
the festive season
xmas
yule
yuletide
Antonyms for Christmas:
continuation
funeral
lamentation
mourning
term
work
workday
working day
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