Pronunciation: /kəˈlɛndrɪkəl/
adjective relating to or characteristic of a calendar
A1 The calendrical event is marked on the calendar with a special symbol.
A2 In many cultures, birthdays are considered important calendrical events.
B1 The ancient Egyptians were known for their advanced calendrical systems.
B2 The study of calendrical cycles is essential for understanding historical events.
C1 Astrologers often use complex calendrical calculations to predict celestial events.
C2 The Mayan civilization had a highly sophisticated calendrical system based on astronomical observations.
formal The study of calendrical systems is essential for understanding ancient civilizations.
informal I always forget important dates because I don't pay attention to calendrical events.
slang I can't believe I have to work on a calendrical holiday, what a bummer.
figurative The company's success was like a well-oiled calendrical machine, always hitting deadlines and targets.
calendricalled
calendricals
more calendrical
most calendrical
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will be calendrical
have been calendrical
is being calendrical
calendrical
calendrical
to be calendrical
calendricalling
calendricalled