it's kind of a nice break from things, ant-Man and the Wasp. release arroyo fun give a reprieve forget sleep alleviation alleviate gap postponement of punishment resting. I hope and think it provides a bit of a respite because it's a lot of fun. Below is the list of synonyms for respite. This early in the season is unprecedented, but if this is what it's like now, we really are concerned that over the next few months we're going to get no respite from these sorts of bushfire conditions. spend time with the patient, not necessarily doing clinical things, but they might read to them or provide companionship or give respite care so the spouse can get out of the house and get a break. To suspend to delay.Īn act passed for the satisfaction of the officers of the king’s army, by which they were promised payment, upon the publick faith, in November following till which time they were to respite it, and be contented that the common soldiers and inferior officers should be satisfied upon their disbanding.īut if this is what it's like now, we really are concerned that over the next few months we're going to get no respite from these sorts of bushfire conditions. Thou find’st him, from the heat of noon retir’d, Till with my tears I shall have quench’d my fire.Įtymology: from the noun.
This customary war, which troubleth all the world, giveth little respite or breathing time of peace, doth usually borrow pretence from the necessary, to make itself appear more honest. Respite till morrow t’ answer his desire. reprieve, respite we took a 10-minute break he took time out to recuperate.
The fox then counsel’d th’ ape, for to require nouns a (temporary) relief from harm or discomfort. One moment’s respite for the learned head Quiet, though sad, the respite of that day, Reprieve suspension of a capital sentence. Samuel Johnson's Dictionary (0.00 / 0 votes) Rate this definition:Įtymology: respit, Fr.
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