antiholiday
/ˌæntiˈhɒlɪdi/ or /ˌæntɪˈhɒlɪdi/Definitions
1. noun
A day or period of time when stores, businesses, or institutions are closed, often in opposition to a traditional or national holiday.
“The company had a special meeting to discuss the antiholiday and how it would affect their employees’ schedules.”
2. noun
A day or period of time when people are encouraged to abstain from a particular activity or behavior, especially one that is considered unhealthy or undesirable.
“The wellness community encouraged people to participate in a social media antiholiday, where everyone abstained from posting about food for a day.”
3. noun
A period of time when people are discouraged from engaging in a particular activity or behavior, especially one that is considered enjoyable or relaxing.
“The new productivity app suggested its users participate in a weekly antiholiday, where they would abstain from checking their social media accounts.”