anniversary (Also anniversaries) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to anniversary

  • day of remembrance«
  • wedding anniversary«
  • anniversaries«
  • yeartide«
  • yearday«
  • birthday«
  • anniversary«
  • centennial«
  • bicentennial«
  • centenary«
  • jubilee«
  • millennium«
  • sesquicentennial«
  • bicentenary«
  • tercentenary«
  • triennial«
  • quincentennial«
  • quincentenary«
  • millenary«
  • tercentennial«
  • semicentennial«
  • semicentenary«
  • quatercentennial«
  • quatercentenary«
  • bimillennium«
  • bimillenary«
  • silver wedding anniversary«
  • golden wedding anniversary«
  • diamond wedding anniversary«
  • silver jubilee«
  • diamond jubilee«
  • diamond wedding«
  • quadrans«
  • millennial«
  • celebration«
  • millennian«
  • dodrans«
  • jubilate«
  • jubilation«
  • yahrzeit«
  • uncia«
  • wood anniversary«
  • secundus«
  • wedding«
  • multiple«
  • day«
  • veganniversary«
  • time period«
  • trimillennial«
  • quarter«
  • period of time«
  • twelfth«
  • period«
  • tricentennial«
  • years—i.e«
  • fete«
  • tin anniversary«
  • wedding anniversary symbol«
  • century«
  • tide«
  • wedding anniversary gift suggestion«
  • one thousand«
  • statutory birth«
  • grand«
  • sescunciae«
  • thousand«
  • silver wedding«
  • many anniversary«
  • latin contraction«
  • keep«
  • silver«
  • half twelfth«
  • yard«
  • sexcentenary«
  • derived numerical names«
  • thou«
  • sesquicentenary«
  • bi)century«
  • chiliad«
  • septcentenary«
  • anniversary symbols«
  • ruby wedding«
  • anniversary names«
  • quinquennial«
  • wedding stone«
  • usa bicentennial«
  • institutional circle«
  • contradictory list«
  • birthday stone«
  • quasquicentennial«
  • ask dr. math«
  • quadringentenary«
  • aquilae natalis«
  • quadricentennial«
  • zodiac stone«
  • roman fraction«
  • pearl wedding«
  • english word inch«
  • ordinal number«
  • uncias«
  • octocentenary«
  • quinquennial neronia«
  • monthiversary«
  • wedding anniversary gift«
  • national anniversary«
  • martyrology«
  • initial occurrence«
  • historical anniversary«
  • jubilarian«
  • actual celebration«
  • golden wedding«
  • math forum«
  • golden«
  • duodecimal system«
  • eternity ring«
  • event«
  • decennial«
  • decaversary«
  • commemorates«
  • deathday«
  • catholic feast«
  • anniversary gift«
  • sesqui«
  • birthnight«
  • emily post«
  • natalis«
  • date«
  • bimillennial«
  • special name«
  • birth day«
  • special term«
  • official founding«
  • inaugural«
  • awareness ribbon«
  • initial event«
  • annueler«
  • astrological sign«
  • national tradition«
  • anniversal«
  • official birthday«
  • annish«
  • death anniversary«
  • most country«
  • latin term«
  • latin word«
  • practical reason«
  • quarter century«
  • latin phrase«
  • past event«
  • common term«
  • birth date«
  • roman numeral«
  • etiquette«
  • unit«
  • nation«
  • ounce«
  • ancient rome«
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  • person«
  • half«
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  • ratio«
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  • adoption«
  • eagle«
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  • world«
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  • ceremonial occasion«
  • wedding day«
  • washing day«
  • speech day«
  • school day«
  • saint's day«
  • red-letter day«
  • rainy day«
  • rag day«
  • polling day«
  • market day«
  • leap day«
  • field day«
  • election day«
  • degree day«
  • commencement day«
  • bissextile day«
  • holiday«
  • festival«
  • observance«
  • calendar month«
  • weekend«
  • year«
  • time of year«
  • great year«
  • early days«
  • dog days«
  • canicular days«
  • feast«
  • calendar week«
  • phase of the moon«
  • evening«
  • mark«
  • night«
  • tour of duty«
  • tour«
  • duty tour«
  • work time«
  • travel time«
  • time off«
  • time of life«
  • time limit«
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  • running time«
  • regulation time«
  • real time«
  • question time«
  • morning time«
  • lunar time period«
  • long time«
  • extra time«
  • elapsed time«
  • clotting time«
  • term of a contract«
  • decade«
  • twentieth century«
  • two weeks«
  • years«
  • trial period«
  • test period«
  • incubation period«
  • term of enlistment«
  • watch«
  • dawn«
  • morning«
  • stage«
  • prohibition era«
  • era«
  • study hall«
  • hour«
  • youth«
  • shelf life«
  • half life«
  • long run«
  • long haul«
  • hours«
  • past«
  • occupation«
  • lifetime«
  • generation«
  • party«
  • silly season«
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  • phase«
  • wartime«
  • air alert«
  • prime«
  • times«
  • run«
  • daylight«
  • blossom«
  • honeymoon«
  • prehistoric culture«
  • fiesta«
  • duration«
  • peak«
  • festivity«
  • silver age«
  • midwinter«
  • heyday«
  • bronze age«
  • peacetime«
  • nighttime«
  • iron age«
  • age«
  • fortnight«
  • ceremonial«
  • daytime«
  • window«
  • dark«
  • enlistment«
  • semester«
  • epoch«
  • bout«
  • flower«
  • prohibition«
  • overtime«
  • ides«
  • midweek«
  • trimester«
  • drought«
  • forenoon«
  • hospitalization«
  • hitch«
  • novitiate«
  • bloom«
  • lease«
  • half-century«
  • quarter-century«
  • morn«
  • lifespan«
  • prehistory«
  • downtime«
  • sleep«
  • continuance«
  • celebrant«
  • quadrennium«
  • revel«
  • yr«
  • multistage«
  • life-time«
  • washday«
  • usance«
  • twelvemonth«
  • solemnisation«
  • schooltime«
  • quinquennium«
  • puerperium«
  • noviciate«
  • mid-September«
  • mid-October«
  • mid-November«
  • mid-May«
  • mid-March«
  • mid-June«
  • mid-July«
  • mid-January«
  • mid-February«
  • mid-December«
  • mid-August«
  • mid-April«
  • lustrum«
  • drouth«
  • decennium«
  • decennary«
  • celebrater«
  • canicule«
  • bimester«
  • nap«
  • lactation«
  • solemnization«
  • indiction«
  • wassail«
  • quattrocento«
  • payday«
  • flush«
  • racket«
  • half-life«
  • uptime«
  • celebrator«
  • hebdomad«
  • efflorescence«
  • victory celebration«
  • social occasion«
  • occasion«
  • name day«
  • lunar day«
  • holy day«
  • fete day«
  • feast day«
  • day off«
  • religious holiday«
  • public holiday«
  • national holiday«
  • holiday season«
  • religious festival«
  • church festival«
  • annual«
  • wedding night«
  • month of Sundays«
  • year of grace«
  • year dot«
  • tropical year«
  • solar year«
  • sidereal year«
  • school year«
  • off year«
  • lunar year«
  • leap year«
  • intercalary year«
  • fiscal year«
  • financial year«
  • equinoctial year«
  • common year«
  • church year«
  • bissextile year«
  • astronomical year«
  • anomalistic year«
  • academic year«
  • gala affair«
  • gala«
  • first trimester«
  • salad days«
  • days«
  • historic period«
  • week from Monday«
  • rag week«
  • exhibition season«
  • sudden death«
  • new phase of the moon«
  • full phase of the moon«
  • moment«
  • culmination«
  • second trimester«
  • second«
  • modern world«
  • contemporary world«
  • summer«
  • early childhood«
  • banquet«
  • autumn«
  • turnaround time«
  • time value«
  • time scale«
  • spare time«
  • round-trip light time«
  • residence time«
  • one-way light time«
  • leisure time«
  • haying time«
  • harvest time«
  • free time«
  • face time«
  • compensatory time«
  • golden years«
  • golden age«
  • reception«
  • new moon«
  • safe period«
  • overtime period«
  • neonatal period«
  • latency period«
  • fertile period«
  • session«
  • academic session«
  • term of office«
  • reign of terror«
  • phase of cell division«
  • leave of absence«
  • bloom of youth«
  • spring«
  • full moon«
  • full«
  • dead«
  • third trimester«
  • phallic stage«
  • oral stage«
  • latency stage«
  • genital stage«
  • anal stage«
  • modern era«
  • chapter«
  • afternoon«
  • fall«
  • yearly«
  • jamboree«
  • minute«
  • winter«
  • present times«
  • springtime«
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