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respites Meaning
respites
a period of rest or relief, a short delay, to grant a temporary period of relief to, providing or being temporary care in relief of a primary caregiver, a period of temporary delay, put off, delay, a judicially approved or enforced agreement that provides a debtor with time or a delay for the payment of creditors, an interval of rest or relief
respites Sentence Examples
- The daily commute provided brief respites from his arduous work.
- During the long flight, the in-flight entertainment offered a welcome respite.
- After a hectic day of errands, she sought respite in a warm bath.
- The hospital provided respites to weary families, allowing them to rest and recharge.
- The tranquil garden offered a serene respite amidst the urban chaos.
- Stress and anxiety can be alleviated by seeking respites in nature or through relaxation techniques.
- The therapist encouraged the patient to incorporate regular respites into their daily routine.
- A weekend getaway served as a much-needed respite from their demanding schedules.
- The elderly couple found respite in the companionship of their beloved pets.
- A quiet evening with a good book provided a soothing respite from the day's tumultuous events.
FAQs About the word respites
a period of rest or relief, a short delay, to grant a temporary period of relief to, providing or being temporary care in relief of a primary caregiver, a perio
break, pause, lull, restfulness, tranquillity, repose, peacefulness, stillness, calm, still
noise, din, clamor, racket, hubbub, commotion, pandemonium,unrest, uproar, bustle
The daily commute provided brief respites from his arduous work.
During the long flight, the in-flight entertainment offered a welcome respite.
After a hectic day of errands, she sought respite in a warm bath.
The hospital provided respites to weary families, allowing them to rest and recharge.
