sleepover Antonyms
Meaning of sleepover
sleepover (n)
an occasion of spending a night away from home or having a guest spend the night in your home (especially as a party for children)
sleepover Sentence Examples
- The girls planned an exciting sleepover with popcorn, movies, and giggles.
- The children were thrilled about the upcoming sleepover at their friend's house.
- The sleepover was meant to be a fun and cozy event, but it turned into a chaotic night of mischief.
- The parents enjoyed a night out, knowing their children were safe and having fun at a sleepover.
- The teenagers spent the sleepover playing video games, gossiping, and ordering pizza.
- The sleepover was a great excuse for the friends to catch up and bond.
- The children stayed up late talking and laughing during their sleepover.
- The parents set rules for the sleepover, including no sugar after a certain hour.
- The sleepover was a memorable experience that the children would cherish forever.
- The sleepover was cancelled due to a sudden illness, leaving the children disappointed.
FAQs About the word sleepover
an occasion of spending a night away from home or having a guest spend the night in your home (especially as a party for children)
sojourn,field trip, visit, homestay, stay, layover,stopover, tarry,stop
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The girls planned an exciting sleepover with popcorn, movies, and giggles.
The children were thrilled about the upcoming sleepover at their friend's house.
The sleepover was meant to be a fun and cozy event, but it turned into a chaotic night of mischief.
The parents enjoyed a night out, knowing their children were safe and having fun at a sleepover.
