Synonyms for weekend
ˈwikˌɛnd, -ˈɛndweek·end

Princeton's WordNet

1. weekendverb

   a time period usually extending from Friday night through Sunday; more loosely defined as any period of successive days including one and only one Sunday

2. weekendverb

   spend the weekend

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1. List of paraphrases for "weekend":

   week-end, week, weekends

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1. Peter Feaver:

   Protests, for now, have been relatively peaceful compared with earlier in the week, and looting and fires are not as prevalent as they once were last weekend. Mark Esper ordered active-duty Army units to go back home after Mark Esper put them on alert in case they would be necessary to respond to the unrest in the D.C. metro area. But domestic political consequences are playing out just atthe mere mention of invoking the law. When you use military forces to do law enforcement its always politically fraught, theres always a political price to pay and its not the optimal use of the military.

2. Shilan Shah:

   These changes are fairly significant, particularly if you look at them in the context of what happened over the weekend with Governor Rajan's decision to step down, it might be the government's way to illustrate its commitment to reforms and mitigate any investor fallout.

3. Stephen Innes:

   With the Mexican stalemate averted and no harmful shockwaves from this weekend G-20 meeting ... oil could trade favorably as WTI and Brent will continue to track the broader risk environment high.

4. Glenn Beck:

   We need a constitutional restraint on the executive branch, and Donald Trump I really truly believe is a very dangerous man. If you listen to the things he said this weekend.

5. Susan Yox:

   Nursing is a very difficult and demanding career choice – long hours, weekend and holiday work, and most importantly, the need to provide hands-on care to people at their most vulnerable times in life – often when they are injured, ill, in pain or dying, we hope this survey will begin to foster dialogue about the reasons for nursing dissatisfaction and burnout and spur changes where needed.