prolong a stay
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to make a stay last longer, often longer than is wanted or necessary
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- The unexpected blizzard forced them to prolong their stay at the remote lodge.
- We decided to prolong our stay in Rome by a few extra days to see more sights.
- Due to unforeseen circumstances, the delegate had to prolong his stay in the capital.
- She was advised by her doctor to prolong her stay in the rehabilitation center for better recovery.
- If you wish to prolong your stay, please contact the front desk before noon.
- They hoped to prolong their stay at the luxurious resort, but their budget wouldn't allow it.
- The bureaucratic delays might prolong his stay in the country beyond his visa's expiration.
- Could we possibly prolong our stay for another night, if there's availability?
- He was forced to prolong his stay abroad when his flight was unexpectedly cancelled.
- The warm hospitality made them want to prolong their stay indefinitely.