aliturgic
adjective
ali·tur·gic
variants: less commonly
aliturgical
Definition of aliturgic
of a specified day
: marked by the omission of the celebration of the Christian liturgy or a portion of it an aliturgic day
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Origin and Etymology of aliturgic
2a- + liturgic, liturgical
First Known Use: 1868
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