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overtime period

 

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Noun overtime period has 1 sense
  1. overtime period - a period of overtime play to resolve a tie; e.g. basketball
    --1 is a kind of
    overtime, extra time

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Overtime Period

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The term "overtime period" refers to an additional period of time added to the end of a game or match when the score is tied at the end of the regular time. It is commonly used in various sports to determine a winner or break a tie.

Sense 1: Additional Playing Time

In this sense, "overtime period" denotes an extra period of play that extends beyond the regular time of a game. It is most commonly used in sports such as basketball, soccer, and ice hockey.

Example Sentence 1: The basketball game went into a thrilling overtime period, with both teams giving their best to secure the victory.

Example Sentence 2: The soccer match ended in a 1-1 draw, leading to an intense overtime period where both teams fought hard for the winning goal.

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Sense 2: Extra Work Time

In this sense, "overtime period" refers to extra hours or time worked beyond the regular working hours, often as a result of an agreement or to meet deadlines.

Example Sentence 1: John had to stay at the office for an overtime period to complete the urgent report before the deadline.

Example Sentence 2: The factory workers were offered an overtime period to fulfill a large order, earning them additional wages for their extended working hours.

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