Antonyms for curfew
ˈkɜr fyucur·few

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Princeton's WordNet

1. curfewnoun

   the time that the curfew signal is sounded

2. curfewnoun

   a signal (usually a bell) announcing the start of curfew restrictions

3. curfewnoun

   an order that after a specific time certain activities (as being outside on the streets) are prohibited

How to use curfew in a sentence?

1. Tim Martin:

   I don't think many scientists believe that having a curfew will bring the virus under control, it's illogical.

2. Taweesin Wisanuyothin:

   The curfew will be lifted effective on June 15 along with the easing of some activities.

3. Chief Todd Berg:

   We heard from the community that last-minute curfews were hard, what we’re asking is the pre-advertising at 1 o’clock would be the important part of community involvement and getting the community aware and give them proper time to plan or prepare for a curfew that night.

4. Willy Lam:

   Even though the mask ban is just a small move under the Emergency Ordinance, it is a dangerous first step. If the anti-mask legislation proves to be ineffective, it could lead the way to more draconian measures such as a curfew and other infringement of civil liberties.

5. Dan Gelber:

   Since I've been mayor, I've asked for and we have 40 more police in our department, almost all of them on patrol, and during [spring break season] we recruit officers from the county, from other departments, we pay for them, so it's a pretty massive deployment of local law enforcement, but that's always the best you can do, because it's something organic, and finding a way to get rid of it short of a curfew has been very difficult.

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