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weekSunday refers to the concept of Sunday within the context of a full week. A week is a seven-day period, typically beginning with Monday and ending with Sunday, or beginning with Sunday and ending with Saturday, depending on cultural and regional conventions. Sunday is generally considered the last day of the week in many calendars.

Historically, Sunday holds significant religious importance for many cultures, particularly Christianity, where it is observed as a day of worship and rest, commemorating the resurrection of Jesus. In some Jewish traditions, Saturday is the Sabbath, making Sunday the first day of the secular week. However, in the Gregorian calendar, which is widely used internationally, Sunday is often presented as the seventh and final day.

The designation of Sunday as the end of the week influences how weekly schedules are structured. Many businesses and public services operate on reduced hours or are closed on Sundays, allowing for a pause in regular activity. This day is often associated with leisure, family time, and personal activities before the commencement of a new work or school week. The specific practices and perceptions surrounding Sunday can vary significantly across different societies and individual beliefs.