lie-abed Antonyms
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Meaning of lie-abed
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lie-abed (n)
a person who stays in bed until a relatively late hour
lie-abed Sentence Examples
- Grandpa has become a veritable lie-abed, spending most mornings snoozing until noon.
- In her youth, Mary was an avid lie-abed, but as she aged, her sleep schedule became more regimented.
- The lazy cat spent hours as a content lie-abed, curled up in a sunny spot on the couch.
- I'm such a lie-abed that I have a hard time waking up before 9 am on weekends.
- The lie-abed husband ignored his wife's pleas to get out of bed until well past the breakfast hour.
- The children teased their father for being a lie-abed, but secretly they envied his ability to sleep so soundly.
- The lie-abed student struggled to stay awake in class, much to the annoyance of his teacher.
- The lie-abed boss often called in sick just to spend the day watching TV in his pajamas.
- I knew I was a hopeless lie-abed when I realized I would rather stay in bed for a week straight than go to work.
- The lie-abed tendencies of the team's star player threatened to sabotage their upcoming playoff run.
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a person who stays in bed until a relatively late hour
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Grandpa has become a veritable lie-abed, spending most mornings snoozing until noon.
In her youth, Mary was an avid lie-abed, but as she aged, her sleep schedule became more regimented.
The lazy cat spent hours as a content lie-abed, curled up in a sunny spot on the couch.
I'm such a lie-abed that I have a hard time waking up before 9 am on weekends.
