overnight
- adjective
- /ˌoʊvərˈnaɪt/
- All children 3 years of age or younger remained in the hospital for overnight observation.
- an overnight stay
- an overnight trip
- an overnight observation
It turns out that the economy is way less sensitive to short term or overnight interest rates right now than it had been historically.
- It turns out that the economy is way less sensitive to short term or overnight interest rates right now than it had been historically.
- They're pore minimizer and overnight mask, vitamin C cream.
- This is the breakout clearing overnight treatment.
- This stuff is like overnight beauty sleep highly nourishing serum for dry hair.
- Like for example, this is a the Sweet Dreams Overnight mask and it has coconut, alfalfa and Chinese cucumber.
- This is is an overnight mask and this one smells like apricot like Peaches, smells like like Peaches.
- All night while I'm at work doing overnight freight, I'll be having my, my, my Bluetooth earphones in gang brother.
Examples
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We need an education center with overnight accommodations to help ensure the maximum use of PARI.
Academic text (2005) -
We went on an overnight cruise to enjoy the beautiful views of the coastline.
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Pack as much as you can in your overnight bag next Saturday.
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We went on an overnight fishing trip about two hours south of here.
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It was just an overnight trip.
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Conduct a study that focuses on the social benefits of overnight field trips for students.
Academic text (2004) -
Look for a chance of overnight showers along the mountainous areas of southeastern Alaska.
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At sundown, the Sees the Hills honored overnight guests were shown to their tepee.
Fiction book (1996) -
The new provisions permitting transit stopovers and overnight visits do not go far enough.
Academic text (1995) -
Make sure to pack all necessary items for your overnight stay at the hotel.
Synonyms
During the whole night from evening until morning
During the whole night
Lasts or stays open through the whole night
Lasting for the whole night
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Morphology
Etymology
Overnight The adjective overnight comes from over + night, so an 'overnight' service or trip is one that lasts or works 'through the night'.