lie-in (noun)

1. During the terrifying night, Sarah had a lie-in, too scared to get out of bed.

2. On Sunday mornings, the priest enjoyed a peaceful lie-in as he reflected on his faith.

3. After a victorious battle, the soldiers were given a well-deserved lie-in to recover from the intense warfare.

4. In the comic strip, the lazy cat character loved to have a lie-in and avoid any responsibilities.