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Princeton's WordNet

1. off-daynoun

   a day when things go poorly

   "I guess this is one of my off-days"

How to use off-day in a sentence?

1. Joanne Oliver:

   We dont ever do cut-offs near a holiday, if Christmas falls on a cut-off day, were not cutting people off. It will get delayed until the following week.

2. Sibtain Ahmed:

   The helicopter came very close to the helipad, maybe 250 meters in the air, just above the school, it hovered there for a while and then tried to turn when it crashed. Thankfully there were no kids in the school because it was an off-day for security reasons. The helicopter caught fire and was on fire for over an hour.

3. Bud Liebler:

   People saw him in the trenches, when we needed the loan guarantees and he was pounding the halls of Congress, the dealers were with him ... he worked his head off day and night, and everyone who was involved in any way with Chrysler knew it.

4. Kelly Clarkson:

   I’m always that person that’s like, ‘Oh, I don’t know. Maybe they were having an off day,'.

5. Probarb:

   It is difficult to understand what kind of virus is this that can remain suspended in air on street but can't enter houses, comes on weekly off day for a certain time period, affects common people but not big wigs, benefits a certain section of people.

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