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What is another word for let up?

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Verb
To relax one's efforts
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“I hope they take careful note of the fact that we are not going to let up on this problem.”
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To pause take a break from doing something
“McCain would temporarily let up in his criticism of his opponent, but he exercised no restraint on Thursday.”
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To draw to an end or close
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“The rain would let up for a while, but then the skies would darken again, and the downpour would start anew.”
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To treat in a more lenient manner
“Now, that he's participated in a debate, and the reviews ranged from pretty good to OK, do you think they'll let up on him at all?”
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To diminish in intensity or severity, especially gradually
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“The cold weather in the state had not let up one bit.”
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To terminate or put off an action, task, or behavior
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To make or become less taut or tight
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To cause to slow down or stop, especially a moving vehicle
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The act or state of deferring an action or proceeding
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The action of making a rule or restriction less strict
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A spell of inactivity or laziness
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A decrease in size, number, rate, or level
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A temporary interval of calm, quiet, or lack of activity
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A state of little or no change following a period of activity or progress
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