seder
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Definition
A "seder" is a special meal held on the first night(s) of the Jewish holiday of Passover. It includes traditional foods, readings, and rituals to remember the story of the Exodus from Egypt.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly used in religious or cultural contexts relating to Judaism and Passover. Proper noun, often capitalized: "Seder". Sometimes used to refer to the event, meal, or ritual as a whole. Singular/plural: 'seder'/'seders'. Not used outside Jewish culture.
Example Sentences
Some families make their seder short, while others spend hours reading and singing together.
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We will have a seder at my uncle's house tonight.
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A seder usually includes reading from a special book called the Haggadah.
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During the seder, we eat matzah and drink wine.
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My grandparents love hosting the family seder every Passover.
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It was my first time at a seder and I really enjoyed learning about the traditions.
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