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bedtime

[bed-tahym] / ˈbɛdˌtaɪm /


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It seems appropriate that her bedtime reading is “A Blueprint for Survival.”

From New York Times

Protections for users under 18 include defaulting uploads to private and well-being reminders for breaks and bedtime.

From Washington Post

For instance, avoid heavy meals at least two hours before bedtime and double the abstinence time for caffeine.

From Washington Post

I could “help” in her absence after school and at bedtime — and to pay for everyone.

From Washington Post

It’s called bedtime procrastination, and it entails a postponement of bedtime that often leads to sleep deprivation.

From Scientific American