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Fourth of July

noun as in independence day

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They want to give them out to our female guests at Easter or the Fourth of July, depending on when it's safer to have family gatherings.

Since the start of the pandemic, each holiday, including Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and the most recent Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, have all brought spikes in new cases.

We put out things for Fourth of July, and other content pieces.

He also staged the city’s Fourth of July fireworks show there, in order to celebrate the holiday safely.

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Fourth of July is all about celebrating America and everything it has to offer.

Probably this belief is a heritage from that time in my boyhood when first I saw Fourth-of-July fireworks.

Once there was a great Fourth-of-July celebration at which it was said a real Revolutionary soldier was to be present.

It cannot be denied that our Fourth-of-July-men made a very impudent declaration, to say the least of it.

I do not suppose that one of them could have delivered a fourth-of-July oration on Patriotism.

Her voice was shrill as a night-bird's, and varied by sharp and sudden cracks, like fourth-of-July firecrackers.

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On this page you'll find 4 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to Fourth of July, such as: july 4, july 4th, july fourth, and u.s. independence day.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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