Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

sleep-in

noun
/sliːp ɪn/
Definition
A sleep-in is a period when someone stays in bed longer than usual, often resulting in a later wake-up time.
Examples
  • On Sundays, I love having a sleep-in and catching up on rest.
  • After a long week, a sleep-in can feel like a luxury.
Meaning
It usually refers to sleeping later in the morning, often on weekends or days off, when there is no obligation to wake up early.
Synonyms
  • lie-in
  • oversleep
  • long sleep