dailyrest

noun
UK /ˈdeɪli rɛst/
US /ˈdeɪli rɛst/

A daily rest is a short time you take each day to relax and feel better.

After lunch, the children have a dailyrest before their afternoon lessons.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A scheduled period of sleep or quiet in a care setting, such as a nursing home.

Residents are encouraged to take their dailyrest in the early afternoon.

3. A regular pause from work or activity to prevent tiredness.

The factory added a dailyrest so workers could stretch and recharge.

4. A short period of spiritual or mental calm practiced every day.

She begins her dailyrest with a few minutes of silent breathing.