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matinee

[mat-n-ey, mat-n-ey] / ˌmæt nˈeɪ, ˈmæt nˌeɪ /
NOUN
daytime performance
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Going to a matinee is like a vacation.

From MarketWatch

It entered Saturday’s matinee with losses in 11 of its last 12 games.

From Los Angeles Times

Most operagoers before a recent matinee of Richard Wagner’s “Götterdämmerung” were looking forward to escaping the madness of a global sporting spectacle for the next 5½ hours.

From The Wall Street Journal

When the curtain rose on the Sunday matinee, unveiling three ghostly sisters draping the crimson Rope of Destiny over a gigantic broken head, the Olympic rings across the piazza could have been an entire world away.

From The Wall Street Journal

She takes me to a matinee of The Nutcracker, and then we eat scones and mini sandwiches at the teahouse downtown.

From Literature