Use of the word respite in a sentence example

respite

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She toiled whole day without respite. . [noun]

His hanging was respited. [Please select]

For bringing respite to those caught in the crossfire of conflict. [adjective]

A personal story about a community initiative to provide respite care for profoundly disabled children in Tower Hamlets, London, UK. [Please select]

"Is that the cause of this gracious respite." [Please select]

Between the present and the distant period of a second meeting lay respite from peril, and perhaps the possibility of victory. [Please select]

I have taken no respite. [Please select]

His comrades begged, implored him to give them a respite. [Please select]

He evidently wanted a little respite. [Please select]

The only respite from constant labor the slave has through the whole year, is during the Christmas holidays. [Please select]

The three women had profited by the respite of the night to vanish definitely; which allowed the insurgents to breathe more freely. [Please select]

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