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aliturgic

adjective
ali·​tur·​gic
variants: or less commonly aliturgical \ ¦ā⸗¦-​, ¦a⸗¦-​ \

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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First Known Use of aliturgic

1868, in the meaning defined above

History and Etymology for aliturgic

a- entry 2 + liturgic, liturgical

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