| Indeed, in many languages the seventh day is called by a name which indicates its sabbatic character. |
| The fundamental institution of the Sabbatic year had been stultified by the mere legal fiction of the Prosbol. |
| Let every thing which has the least semblance of the sabbatic rest be annihilated. |
| The street, in the sabbatic sunshine, was as calm as at midnight. |
| Is there any designation of the first day for a sabbatic purpose? |
| There must have been a sabbatic air of comfort about the dining-room which was soothing. |
