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Respite means a reprieve, a postponement or delay, a pause, as:

John was grateful that the client's illness gave him a brief respite before he had to make his presentation.

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15y ago

We will have to respite our lunch to a later date.

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14y ago

Having received the death sentence for his act, his only hope was for a reprieve from the Queen.

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The convict was thankful for the reprieve and hoped the governor would grant a stay of execution. Reprieve means to delay a sentence of death.

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11y ago

He is due some respite from the braying hordes.

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10y ago

Spring break will provide a much needed reprieve from the pressures of college life.

The prisoners sought a reprieve from theirsentences because they had been falsely convicted.

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The person was reprieved of their sentence to life in prison after new evidence was found.

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13y ago

She continued to work without respite.

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