respiteUK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈrɛspaɪt/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈrɛspɪt/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(res′pit)
respite WordReference English Thesaurus © 2025 Synonyms: reprieve Collocations, pause Collocations, stop Collocations, intermission, recess Collocations, rest Collocations, break Collocations, lull Collocations, stay Collocations, breather Antonyms: punishment Collocations, condemnation, penalty Collocations, sanction Collocations, sentence Collocations, resumption, continuation, relentlessness, clamor, eruption, flare-up, intensification, outbreak Collocations, wrath Collocations Recent forum discussions about thesaurus entries: after three months, there was a respite / relief - English Only forum
All you need is a respite/break - English Only forum breezy respite - English Only forum cosy dunes that give respite against the winds --and a vista with a very famous literary connection. [cozy] - English Only forum Give a respite Vs give a break: give a moment's rest - English Only forum have a respite from something - English Only forum Isn't it a great respite from a hot summer day. - English Only forum respite - English Only forum rest [ease, relaxation, repose] v. rest [relief, respite, rest period] - English Only forum The question about “respite” - English Only forum to respite - English Only forum
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