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Sabbatical   /səbˈætɪkəl/   Listen
Sabbatical

noun
1.
A leave usually taken every seventh year.  Synonym: sabbatical leave.



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"Sabbatical" Quotes from Famous Books



... issue with regard to sabbatical observance hardly belong to an elementary treatise on ethics. I ought not, however, to leave any doubt as to my own opinion. I believe, then, the rest of the Sabbath a necessity of man's constitution, ...
— A Manual of Moral Philosophy • Andrew Preston Peabody

... they went forth into the daylight. The kindly, familiar place seemed in Matthiette's eyes oppressed and transformed by the austerity of dawn. It was a clear Sunday morning, at the hightide of summer, and she found the world unutterably Sabbatical; only by a vigorous effort could memory connect it with the normal life of yesterday. The cool edges of the woods, vibrant now with multitudinous shrill pipings, the purple shadows shrinking eastward on the dimpling lawns, the intricate and broken traceries of the dial (where ...
— The Line of Love - Dizain des Mariages • James Branch Cabell



Words linked to "Sabbatical" :   sabbatic, leave of absence, Sabbath, sabbatical year, leave



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