Definition of «recess»

Recess is a term used to describe an extended break or period of time during which activities are suspended, typically in schools for children. It refers to the short pause between periods of work or activity, allowing individuals to rest and recharge before returning to their tasks. The word "recess" can also be used more broadly to refer to a temporary cessation of something, such as economic activity during a recession.

Usage examples

The school implemented a longer recess period to allow students more time to socialize and engage in physical activities.
The meeting will be held in the conference room during the lunch recess.
The company decided to schedule a 15-minute recess between each session of their intensive training program.
The children eagerly rushed out to the playground during their afternoon recess.
After working non-stop for several hours, the employees decided to take a short recess to refresh their minds before continuing with their tasks.

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This unit also features recess lighting, hardwood floors throughout and is top floor! (redfin.com)
When school is in recess during the summer or for other breaks she is often able to come and help us. (eagleanimalvet.com)
During recess at school, we would often run across the street to a small market and buy whichever snacks were sold that day. (golubkakitchen.com)
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Definition of «recess»

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