respite|respited|respites|respiting in English

verb

[res·pite || 'respaɪt ,pɪt]

suspend temporarily, grant an intermission; suspend an execution, delay or cancel a death sentence

Use "respite|respited|respites|respiting" in a sentence

1. She continued to work without respite.

2. Becrampon Attachment theory and find respite

3. The first was respite from peanuts.

4. The pain went on without respite.

5. He obtained from them a respite.

6. Well, sometimes, ordinary is a welcome respite.

7. I looked for respite at the catalogue.

8. It is also developing a respite care service.

9. But the success brought only a short respite.

10. There was no respite from the suffocating heat.

11. My respite, however, was coming to a close.

12. The storm continued for two hours without respite.

13. They split and retreated, Ratagan following them without respite.

14. His creditors agreed to give him a temporary respite.

15. The drug brought a brief respite from the pain.

16. • There was no respite for the Beleaguered retail sector

17. Follow this to a brief respite and winding shed.

18. • The promotion of healthier families through addressing respite needs

19. For the next five days we had no respite.

20. For the Dwarfs it was a much needed respite.

21. Devaluation would only give the economy a brief respite.

22. The tablets brought temporary respite from the excruciating pain.

23. Alyssum provides a holistic, peer staffed mental health crisis respite

24. They had no respite from the demands of their children.

25. The trip was a welcome respite from the pressures of work.