sabbathize
/sæbəˈθaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to observe or celebrate the Sabbath, especially in a strict or formal manner
“The family chose to sabbathize on Sundays, going to church and spending time together.”
2. verb
to give a day of rest or a period of relaxation
“The manager decided to sabbathize the office for a few days to improve employee morale.”
3. verb
to treat or regard something as if it were the Sabbath, often in a figurative sense
“The artist chose to sabbathize her creative process, taking a break from work to recharge.”