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respite

[res-pit] / ˈrɛs pɪt /


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“We’re a bit of a respite from what’s going on in the world right now,” he said, “and these experiences sort of hit on that at the right time and the right place.”

From Los Angeles Times

Executives also say that binge-watching old shows provides a respite from the angst young people experience while scrolling through social media, which escalated through the COVID-19 lockdowns.

From Los Angeles Times

But in that moment, as Pope turned for the dressing room and respite from the baking sun, you could not help but feel this was a final chance slipping away.

From BBC

Despite the stifling heat, the Australia bowling was collectively brilliant, never giving England any respite.

From BBC

Every minute saved will be respite for England's bowlers, inflicting Australia to the worst of the searing South Australian heat.

From BBC