PERMANENT VACATION

Definition: A situation in which someone is no longer working or attending school and is free to relax or travel indefinitely.

Synonyms: Endless Holiday, Forever Break, Eternal Leisure, Infinite Getaway, Continual Escape

Usage Examples in Sentences

After years of hard work, Sarah finally decided to embrace a permanent vacation and travel the world.

Grandpa loves telling stories about his adventures during his permanent vacation in the mountains.

The old bookstore owner closed shop and embarked on a permanent vacation to pursue painting.

Jake dreams of a permanent vacation on a tropical island, surrounded by palm trees and clear blue water.

Lisa's idea of happiness is a permanent vacation, sipping coffee on a quaint European terrace.

Maya turned her love for animals into a permanent vacation, working at a wildlife sanctuary.

Sam's garage is a testament to his permanent vacation hobby of restoring classic cars.

Once he retired, John embraced the idea of a permanent vacation, spending his days fishing and reading by the lake.

The idea of a permanent vacation sounds enticing, but it requires careful financial planning.

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Some people dream of a permanent vacation, while others prefer the structure of daily work.

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She decided that a permanent vacation was the only solution to her burnout.

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Taking a permanent vacation is often seen as a luxury for the wealthy.

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Their dream was to retire early and enjoy a permanent vacation by the beach.

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The couple saved diligently to afford a permanent vacation in their golden years.

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Despite warnings from friends, he quit his job in pursuit of a permanent vacation.

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She plans to embark on a permanent vacation after retiring.

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Permanent vacation, a concept often romanticized in novels, can be a reality with proper planning.

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For some, a permanent vacation represents freedom from societal pressures.

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They longed for the day when they could embrace a permanent vacation lifestyle.

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He was hesitant to commit to a permanent vacation, fearing boredom.