Verb:

পূর্ণকাল ব্যাপিয়া থাকা, অধিকতর সময় থাকা, যথাসময়ের পরে থাকা,

outstay's Usage Examples:

I don't want to outstay my welcome.

fast-starting, attacking swimming and decided to swim conservatively and outstay his main rivals, the American duo of Bobby Hackett and Brian Goodell.

" Jim Schembri of The Age noted that the film "outstay[s] its welcome after about five minutes.

The remaining semi-final saw Smokey Pete outstay Pagan Swallow and Carrigeen Chimes.

Despite the competition the track managed to outstay their neighbours and Horton Road closed to greyhounds in 1979.

The outer movements, however, outstay their welcome.

episode than last week’s series opener, with a couple of set-pieces that outstay their welcome.

She cited a wish to work on other projects and not wanting to outstay her welcome on the show as her reasons for leaving.

"Glenorchy Mayor Kristie Johnston says she loves her job, but won't outstay her welcome".

this is a recording that at its best demands your attention, but can also outstay its welcome as some of the material included could have been lost without.

(disambiguation) Undersecretary "Xi's here to stay: China leader tipped to outstay term".

noted "a fun and feisty thriller that unlike so many modern films, doesn't outstay its welcome.

move to Scottish club Dundalk and stated that "I certainly don't want outstay my welcome [at Linfield]".

perfection and ends precisely when it should, before it has the chance to outstay its welcome".

outstay.

Mason knows better than to outstay her welcome; her solos are succinct and cliché-free, Josh Giunta's crisp.

who had a great fear of being poisoned (and of witchcraft), chose not to outstay his welcome.

"Dundee council leader says he will not 'outstay his welcome' as he prepares to retire".

His pieces unfold at a leisurely pace, but never outstay their welcome.

a hundred yards left to go, he's three lengths in front, he's going to outstay them I reckon.

Synonyms:

bide; overstay; abide; stay;

Antonyms:

forbid; disallow; unfasten; travel;