Similar words: sunday, bondage, fondant, almond, secondary, in bondage, diamond, diamonds. Meaning: ['mʌndɪ] 
n. the second day of the week; the first working day.
n. the second day of the week; the first working day. 
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1. Our office is open from Monday to Friday inclusive.
2. The traveller set forward last Monday.
3. He was born on a Monday.
4. The deadline is next Monday.
5. All applications must be submitted by Monday.
6. The lady returned from Boston Monday week.
7. The restaurant is open every day except Monday.
8. The museum is open daily except Monday.
9. They planned to barrel the beer next Monday.
10. I start my new job on Monday.
11. The law court will reopen on Monday.
12. The minister will arrive on Monday.
13. It was raining on Monday.
14. Her visit will extend from Monday to Thursday.
15. The premiere on Monday is sold out.
16. I went back to work on Monday.
17. Can I arrange an appointment for Monday?
18. I met him in a hotel lobby last Monday.
19. Can you start on Monday?
20. I go to the gym every Monday and Wednesday,(sentencedict.com) without fail.
21. I hate Monday mornings.Sentencedict.com
22. He wasn't there on Monday. Nor on Tuesday, for that matter.
23. Scientists, business people, and sundry others gathered on Monday for the official opening.
24. They had to wait till Monday to ring the bank manager.
25. They'll arrive on Monday.
26. They arrived on Monday evening and we got there the following day.
27. He signed on yesterday and will start work on Monday.
28. He issued a terse statement, saying he is discussing his future with colleagues before announcing his decision on Monday.
29. She told the court she would give a full explanation of the prosecution's decision on Monday.
30. The rest episodes of this TV play will be on next Monday.
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