M-day
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of M-day
First recorded in 1935–40
Example Sentences
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There's ample time for a backlash against the backlash as M-day draws closer and people start feeling millennial peer pressure to make impressive plans.
From Time Magazine Archive
It is difficult to imagine any repetition now of the massive outpourings of M-Day, 1969, or of the angry campus demonstrations of last May, after the invasion of Cambodia.
From Time Magazine Archive
When M-day came to WPB last week, Donald Nelson faced a dilemma of his own making.
From Time Magazine Archive
Yet M-day 1969 was a peaceful protest without precedent in American history because of who the participants were and how they went about it.
From Time Magazine Archive
If the young were the M-day vanguard, many in the ranks wore the housewife's apron and the businessman's necktie, and many who clambered to enlist were political leaders.
From Time Magazine Archive
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