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bedtime

[bed-tahym] / ˈbɛdˌtaɪm /


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Because their bedtimes remained largely unchanged, the later wake up time translated directly into more sleep.

From Science Daily

It’s my reading chair now, but before that, it was our bedtime chair.

From Literature

I had skipped dinner with them and my wife, and it was not yet bedtime for the little ones.

From Salon

She said, ‘Love you,’ when we switched off the light at bedtime and gave me hugs out of the blue for no apparent reason.

From Literature

Your partner’s early bedtime when you want to stay up isn’t lazy, selfish or a reflection of their love.

From The Wall Street Journal