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Meanings of welcome respite in English

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Usage of welcome respite in English
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A welcome respite, but still not enough to stop ongoing water restrictions.
Radio NZ
2
The app's a welcome respite from the never-ending grab-bag of social networks.
Wired
3
Recent events have at the very least provided consumers with a welcome respite.
The Guardian
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Mrs Maki said it was also welcome respite from the shaking in Marlborough.
Radio NZ
5
I wander in for a number three and a welcome respite.
The Irish Times
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It was warmer inside and a welcome respite from the stiff breeze outside.
The spurned viscountess
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Inside it is warm, a welcome respite from the snow and bitter wind.
City of lies
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I was starving and stressed, so it was a welcome respite.
Confessions of a wall street analyst: a true story of inside inf...
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She says painting is a welcome respite from the crazy speed of living.
The Guardian
10
With a brief, welcome respite complete, the Rockets played like a rested bunch.
Reuters
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The moment had been a welcome respite from the Palace.
Once
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The cool of the winery is a welcome respite from the sapping wind outside.
Radio NZ
13
For Argentina, the announcement came as a welcome respite from months of dismal economic news.
Reuters
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At home and in the trenches, letters were a brief and welcome respite from war.
A duty to the dead
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Indeed, the three-hour lunch was both an eye-opener and a welcome respite for the children.
Jamaica Observer
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The boom has been welcome respite for the island following the economic impact of Covid-19.
Radio NZ
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