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Meaning of
recess
in English
recess
uk
//ˈriːs//
#common
Plural
recesses
Past Tense
recessed
Participle Verb
recessing
Third Person Singular
recesses
Definitions
Noun
a
temporary
stop
in
activity
;
a
break
a
school
break
for
meals
or
recreation
a
suspended
period
in
official
proceedings
The
court
is
in
recess
until
next
Monday
.
a
school
play
period
;
leisure
time
The
kids
are
excited
for
recess
to
play
soccer
.
place
of
retirement
;
secluded
area
The
hotel
room
had
a
recess
with
a
comfortable
reading
chair
.
a
hollow
or
indented
space
;
hole
The
carpenter
drilled
a
recess
in
the
wall
for
the
electrical
outlet
.
space
created
by
a
setback
in
a
wall
;
niche
The
architect
designed
a
recess
in
the
building
for
a
sculpture
.
hidden
innermost
place
;
secret
situation
The
detective
tried
to
uncover
the
recess
of
the
suspect's
mind
.
a
departure
from
norm
or
usual
position
The
company's
financial
reports
showed
a
recess
from
their
usual
profit
margins
.
a
break
or
interruption
;
pause
The
students
looked
forward
to
the
recess
during
the
long
school
day
.
a
temporary
suspension
(
of
proceedings
)
The
court
will
be
in
recess
for
two
weeks
during
the
summer
.
a
playground
break
(
in
certain
schools
)
The
students
ran
outside
to
play
during
their
morning
recess
.