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Synonyms

stay over

Idioms  
  1. Remain overnight, as in We hadn't planned to stay over but the bad weather changed our plans. [Late 1800s]


Example Sentences

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Although my parents loved seeing everyone, it was more fun for them to have just their 5 grandkids stay over at their place in Florida.

From Salon

“You stayed over by the white school. … I remember as a kid that made quite an impression.”

From Salon

Hotels and guesthouses in the Lincolnshire resorts of Skegness and Mablethorpe say they are seeing more day trippers and fewer people staying over.

From BBC

To allay their worries, he’s stayed over a couple of nights.

From Los Angeles Times

Now, Ifat, her husband Zion, and six younger relatives are packing up what they can from the home they've lived in for 29 years - and trying to decide where they'll stay over the coming days.

From BBC