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Easter
Easter is a proper noun and is almost exclusively used in the singular to refer to the specific annual holiday. It carries a celebratory and religious connotation, though in modern secular contexts, it is frequently associated with spring themes, eggs, and rabbits.
Because it is a proper noun designating a unique event, it does not typically take a plural form. It is used as an uncountable proper noun in the sense that one does not refer to "an Easter" unless specifying a particular year's occurrence (e.g., "the Easter of 1945").
Meanings
Examples
The children are excited about the Easter egg hunt in the garden.
I wonder if the church will have a special service this Easter.
We always visit my grandparents during the Easter break.
The town square was decorated with beautiful lilies for Easter.
I cannot believe how much chocolate we bought for Easter.
The priest delivered a moving sermon about hope and renewal on Easter Sunday.