Great Week

American  

noun

Eastern Church.

1. Holy Week.

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Great Week British  

noun

1. Eastern Churches the week preceding Easter, the equivalent of Holy Week in the Western Church

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Etymology

Origin of Great Week

1650–60; translation of Late Greek megalḗ hebdomás

Example Sentences

Investors still digesting their turkey dinners have one more reason to be thankful: a great week for the stock market amid a brutal month.

From Barron's

“The reality is, next week will be a great week for all of us to assess where we’re at and figure out what we want to work on. It’s rare that you have one game over the course of a week, so probably will think about it more then. But typically when you’re playing every other day, you’re using your time until 3 a.m. to review the game that you just played and then using the time the next day until 3 a.m. to get ready for the next game.”

From Los Angeles Times

Still not a great week despite Friday’s intraday rally.

From Barron's

"You've got to peak at the right time. For me it means I get to see people I love the most in the world having a great week and hopefully we are successful."

From BBC

"Congratulations Jelena on a great week. You were a better player than me today and that's it," Sabalenka said.

From BBC