laydown
- noun
- /ˈleɪˌdaʊn/
- The yoga instructor recommended a laydown at the end of the session to relax the body.
Examples
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He took a brief laydown before starting his homework.
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After a long run, the athlete enjoyed a quick laydown on the grass.
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The soldier took a quick laydown before the mission.
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After the hike, we enjoyed a peaceful laydown on the grass.
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After a long day at work, she took a peaceful laydown on the couch to rest.
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The doctor advised him to have a short laydown to help alleviate his fatigue.
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Following their morning exercise, the team enjoyed a quick laydown on the mats to recover.
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Etymology
The word laydown comes from the simple phrase lay + down, where lay means 'to put' and down shows direction. Think of placing something gently on a surface or lying down to rest, which is why a laydown is an act of putting something or lying in a position of rest.