pre-Christmas

adjective

1. of or relating to the period prior to Christmas

   the pre-Christmas rush

Example Sentences

Harry Brook, Brydon Carse and Gus Atkinson are among the players skipping this series before the pre-Christmas Test tour of New Zealand.

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On that pre-Christmas trip to Spain, he entertained the media over lunch with stories of his youth and early career.

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However, as the stakes are raised, neither are displaying their pre-Christmas form.

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But with a pre-Christmas surprise drop in inflation, will the dawning of 2024 - likely to be an all-important election year - ring in a brighter, less pressured phase?

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It had already been a productive festive period for Pep Guardiola's side, who saw all the teams above them drop points, and they appear to have put any talk of a pre-Christmas crisis well behind them.

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