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breather

[bree-ther] / ˈbri ðər /
NOUN
rest
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONGEST


Example Sentences

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"There's always a time and place for stern words and now we take a breather," Murphy said.

From BBC

Moments before he scored, the U.S. coaches had even summoned him to the bench for a quick breather.

From The Wall Street Journal

On the whole, however, investors seemed to be taking a breather today ahead of the January jobs report, due Wednesday morning.

From Barron's

On the whole, however, investors seemed to be taking a breather today ahead of the January jobs report, due Wednesday morning.

From Barron's

“After a strong run, retail sales took a breather in December,” chief economist Stephen Stanley of Santander Capital Markets said.

From MarketWatch




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