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Sabbatical

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Sabbátical. adj. [sabbaticus, Lat. sabbatique, Fr. from sabbath.] Resembling the sabbath; enjoying or bringing intermission of labour.

The appointment and observance of the sabbatical year, and after the seventh sabbatical year, a year of jubilee, is a circumstance of great moment. Forbes.

Sources: Forbes, Duncan (1)

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