movable feast in English

noun
1
a religious feast day that does not occur on the same calendar date each year. The term refers most often to Easter and other Christian holy days whose dates are related to it.
That is, the Moon defines the dates of all moveable feasts in the liturgical year, reckoned from Easter, which is based on the full moon after the spring, or vernal, equinox.
noun
    moveable feast

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1. Easter is a movable feast.

2. 15 Easter is a movable feast.

3. Christmas is fixed, but Easter is a movable feast.

4. Let's hope this movable feast is too hard to resist.

5. Christmas is fixed, but Easter is a movable feast. Sentencedict.com

6. 9 Christmas is fixed, but Easter is a movable feast.

7. A birthday is a movable feast as the round of years is wholly unrelated to the seasons.

8. They drive and trap the fish upward against the ocean surface and then they rush in to dine on this pulsating and movable feast.