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Meaning of layover
A layover refers to a stop or break in a journey, often for a short period.
Etymology of layover
The term "layover" originated in the mid-19th century, derived from the phrase "lay over," which meant to stay or remain in a place for a period of time
Initially, it was used in the context of travel and transportation, referring to a scheduled stop or break in a journey
Over time, the term has evolved to encompass various contexts, including sports and general usage
Synonyms
Definitions
- A stop or break in a journey, especially one that is planned or scheduled
- A period of time spent waiting, especially in a place where one has stopped on a journey
- In sports, a layover can refer to a period of time between competitions or events
Usage Examples
- The flight had a layover in Paris, giving us a few hours to explore the city
- The team had a layover between games, which they used to rest and practice
- The layover in the project timeline allowed us to reassess and adjust our strategy
Antonyms
continuation
progression
advancement
acceleration
hastening
expedience
promptness
punctuality
continuity
seamless transition
uninterrupted flow
nonstop
direct
straight
unbroken
constant
steady
perpetual
ongoing
everlasting
ceaseless
uninterrupted