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Hasibul Alam Posted 4 years ago
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What is the meaning of "reprive"?

Baking Season is Jeff’s name for the exhausting stretch between early October and late December, when all those dessert-heavy holidays arrive without reprieve. He likes to say it ominously, raising his hands and wiggling his fingers like spider legs

  

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I would not have used "reprieve" there. Maybe "letup", "pause", "relenting".

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  • I would not have used "reprieve" there.
  • Maybe "letup", "pause", "relenting".
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I would not have used "reprieve" there. Maybe "letup", "pause", "relenting".

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Hasibul Alam without reprieve

There is no way to escape from this time of the year which tires people out.

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