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What is another word for lets up?

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To relax one's efforts

To pause take a break from doing something

To draw to an end or close

To treat in a more lenient manner

To diminish in intensity or severity, especially gradually

To stop, hinder or impede the flow or progress of

To make or become less taut or tight

To cause to slow down or stop, especially a moving vehicle

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To relax one's efforts

makes yourself at home

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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

axes^UK

comes to a standstill

finalizes^US

finalises^UK

brings to a conclusion

knocks something on the head

brings to an untimely end

prevents oneself from

abjures

restrains oneself from

comes to a conclusion

brings to a standstill

fulfills^US

fulfils^UK

adds the finishing touch to

realizes^US

puts the last touches on

puts the finishing touches on

adds the final touch to

realises^UK

goes down like a lead balloon

immobilizes^US

immobilises^UK

puts the finishing touches to

terminates the account

brings to a premature end

puts finishing touch on

adds the finishing touches to

puts the tin lid on

caps off

puts the finishing touch to

comes apart at the seams

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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

goes easy on

treats less severely

“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

minimizes^US

minimises^UK

goes through the floor

cauterizes^US

cauterises^UK

succors^US

succours^UK

paralyzes^US

paralyses^UK

takes the bite out of

takes the sting out of

reduces the effect of

offsets

gruntles

fixes up

loses its effectiveness

stabilizes^US

liberalises^UK

liberalizes^US

has one foot in the grave

neutralizes^US

stabilises^UK

neutralises^UK

softens the impact of

reduces the impact of

lessens the impact of

pales into insignificance

loses significance

decreases in importance

makes something bearable

becomes less in number

clears out

becomes less numerous

brings to a standstill

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“The cold weather in the state had not let up one bit.”

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To stop, hinder or impede the flow or progress of

balks^US

throws a monkey wrench in the works of

hangs up

brings to screeching halt

baulks^UK

throws a spanner in the works

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To make or become less taut or tight

Verb

To cause to slow down or stop, especially a moving vehicle

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