Synonyms for sleep in
sleep in

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1. sleep late, sleep inverb

   sleep later than usual or customary

   "On Sundays, I sleep in"

   Synonyms:
   live in, sleep late

2. live in, sleep inverb

   live in the house where one works

   "our babysitter lives in, as it is too far to commute for her"

   Synonyms:
   live in, sleep late

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1. Gonzalo Alvarado Sr.:

   When you would sleep in the boat, you were touching people; You would wake up and you couldn't handle the smell, so you would go to the deck.

2. Olivia Mason:

   We stayed with one family in Khirbet Al Souq and we were only their second guests, they gave us their whole house to sleep in and moved in with relatives nearby. We talked with the family about their lives and the area, and in the morning we watched the children go to school in their uniforms. It is these encounters that make the trail a really unique way to experience Jordan.

3. Michael Healy:

   We were going to sleep in peace and tranquility. And what's sad was waking up to the death of this family, how they were burned, the government wants us leave this table, and we're not going to let that happen... it's the only way to put an end to this.

4. Bob Mosier:

   So, many of you might be asking yourselves, ‘So I’m at an overnight field trip, and I have a student who’s biologically a male, identifies as a female, and we’ve worked with that student and her family, and that student wants to sleep in the dorms, or whatever sleeping arrangements are, with the females,’ they don’t want to sleep in a room by themselves; they want to sleep with the rest of the females. So what do we do? And the answer is, they sleep with the females…That’s not the easy answer; it’s the right answer. And in some cases, it’s going to cause issues, because … the private information piece doesn’t allow you to share that with parents of all of the other campers.

5. Fiston Kamango:

   Imagine, a doctor leaves home in the U.S. or elsewhere to come sleep in a tent to help save us from this scourge of Ebola and yet poorly educated young people want to attack him. ... It is very deplorable.