different between overstay vs stayover
overstay
English
Etymology
From over- +? stay.
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -e?
Verb
overstay (third-person singular simple present overstays, present participle overstaying, simple past and past participle overstayed)
- (intransitive) To remain present after the agreed or appropriate departure time.
- (transitive) To remain present beyond the limits of.
- He overstayed his welcome.
Derived terms
- overstay one's welcome
Translations
Noun
overstay (plural overstays)
- The act of staying too long.
- 2011, Richard M. Stana, Overstay Enforcement
- For example, if USCIS approves a change of status or extension of stay for a nonimmigrant, the alien may be authorized to remain in the country beyond his or her original period of admission without qualifying as an overstay.
- 2011, Richard M. Stana, Overstay Enforcement
Anagrams
- stay over, stayover
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stayover
English
Etymology
stay +? over
Noun
stayover (plural stayovers)
- A stopover.
Anagrams
- overstay
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