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outstay

[out-stey] / ˌaʊtˈsteɪ /


VERB
outwear
Synonyms




Example Sentences

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But on the show, Ted has outstayed his welcome.

From Salon

“I didn’t want to outstay my welcome,” he said on a recent video call, from the study of his home in Portland, Ore., a black-and-white diptych of the playwright Samuel Beckett behind him.

From New York Times

While it outstays its welcome by a good 30 minutes, “Spirited” nails more jokes than strictly required, and the splashy musical numbers land.

From New York Times

They seem both abandoned and noble in their outstaying.

From Scientific American

It was never polite for a guest to arrive unannounced or outstay an invitation, but that never justified rudely demanding a departure date.

From Washington Post