overstay (Meaning)
overstay (v)
stay too long
overstay (v. t.)
To stay beyond the time or the limits of; as, to overstay the appointed time.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overstay
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- clear out
- peel off
- run away
- pike (out or off)
- clear out
- go off
- run away
- shove (off)
- shove (off)
- clear off
- buzz (off)
- flee
- vamoose
- peel off
- abscond
- push off
- vacate
- get out
- escape
- evacuate
- buzz (off)
- get out
- fly
- book
- fly
- vacate
- skip
- book
- push off
- abscond
- abandon
- skip
- go off
- vamoose
- bail out
- pike (out or off)
- escape
- clear off
- evacuate
- bail out
- abandon
- flee
overstay Sentence Examples
- The visitors overstayed their welcome, becoming a nuisance to their hosts.
- The tenant was evicted after overstaying their lease by several months.
- The student overstayed their student visa, resulting in legal complications.
- The festival attendees were asked to leave after overstaying the allotted time.
- The tourist visa holder was deported for overstaying their permit.
- The employees were disciplined for overstaying their scheduled shifts.
- The conference attendees overstayed their allocated session, delaying the proceedings.
- The guest at the hotel overstayed their checkout time, incurring additional charges.
- The camper overstayed at the campsite, causing overcrowding and environmental damage.
- The parolee overstayed their leave, violating their release conditions.
FAQs About the word overstay
stay too longTo stay beyond the time or the limits of; as, to overstay the appointed time.
outstay, linger, wait, loiter, remain, hold on, await, hang on,dawdle, stick around
walk out, cut out, quit, push on, go, pull out, get off, depart, bail, leave
The visitors overstayed their welcome, becoming a nuisance to their hosts.
The tenant was evicted after overstaying their lease by several months.
The student overstayed their student visa, resulting in legal complications.
The festival attendees were asked to leave after overstaying the allotted time.
