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Verb
To rest or engage in an enjoyable activity so as to become less tired or anxious
To make or become less taut or tight
To calm down
(
of a rule or restriction
)
To make less strict
To become less severe or intense
To spend one's time in an aimless, idle way
To go to sleep, or fall asleep
To use a narcotic in order to make (someone) drowsy or insensible
To revoke or cancel
(
rare
)
To become less reserved in character or behavior
To engage in an activity for enjoyment and recreation
Unfreeze or liberate
To remove the stiffness from
To entertain or amuse
To stop pursuing or fighting
To go on a holiday
To remove the regulations, or legal restrictions, from
To make or become more cheerful or less serious
Make or become friendlier or more cordial
Interjection
Used to persuade someone not to be concerned or anxious about something
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▲
Verb
▲
To rest or engage in an enjoyable activity so as to become less tired or anxious
unwind
rest
laze
repose
lounge
chill
idle
loll
luxuriate
loaf
unbend
bask
play
recline
decompress
de-stress
flop
groove
lollop
slump
unlax
chill out
ease off
ease up
entertain oneself
let up
loosen up
sit back
slack off
slow down
take it easy
wind down
amuse oneself
be calm
breathe easy
collect oneself
compose oneself
cool off
enjoy oneself
have a break
kick back
knock off
let your hair down
let yourself go
lie down
lighten up
make less tense
settle back
simmer down
sit around
stay loose
stop work
take a break
take a breather
take one's time
take time off
take time out
veg out
be at leisure
hang loose
let it all hang out
make yourself at home
mellow out
take your ease
do nothing
feel at home
take ten
put your feet up
take one's leisure
switch off
turn off
get comfortable
get comfy
snuggle down
calm down
settle down
take five
cool it
pause
stop
control oneself
quieten down
cool down
regain one's composure
settle
stretch out
lie
take a rest
mellow
break off
slacken
get hold of oneself
unbutton
chillax
quiet down
sprawl
sleep
nap
do less
lie back
come up for air
calm yourself
control yourself
get your act together
get a grip on yourself
get a hold of yourself
keep cool
pull oneself together
get a grip
break
slack
drowse
slumber
outspan
couch
settle in
lie about
have a rest
sit down
stand down
laze around
go to bed
become peaceful
catch one's breath
compose yourself
be quiet
become calmer
grow complacent
take a chill pill
lower one's guard
steady oneself
relax your efforts
become calm
hose down
lounge around
drop one's guard
be complacent
keep your shirt on
stop worrying
restrain yourself
become quieter
drop the ball
be still
go easy
pull in one's horns
become complacent
dawdle
slouch
vegetate
bum
loiter
take things easy
destress
daydream
stone
slow
quiesce
spread out
be less active
calm
stay
put up
take a load off
stretch
breathe
recuperate
recess
quiet
pipe down
become less formal
become informal
refresh
become less restless
hang out
slacken off
take some time off
tarry
sojourn
doze
retire
put your head down
catch a few 'z' s
catch forty winks
suspend proceedings
stop briefly
snooze
stop for a breath
lay down
regain your self-control
keep your head
recover one's composure
play it cool
come back down to earth
recover one's self-control
siesta
turn in
have a breather
have time out
rest upon
lie upon
lodge
catnap
zizz
kip
lie by
cool out
be at ease
refresh oneself
be comfortable
let down
take a nap
take life easy
nod off
have a snooze
have a nap
have forty winks
get some kip
take a siesta
get some shut-eye
have a kip
lie still
catch some Zs
have a siesta
have a spell
snatch forty winks
recharge one's batteries
get control of oneself
more ❯
“I am looking forward to my next holiday where I can finally get away from work and
relax
.”
Verb
▲
To make or become less taut or tight
ease
slacken
loosen
loose
slack
unclench
unknot
untighten
relieve
let go
let up
become less rigid
become less stiff
become less tense
release
make looser
ease up
ease off
slacken off
become looser
open
veer
lessen
weaken
unloose
soften
moderate
reduce
diminish
free
relinquish
disburden
disengage
unwind
undo
become loose
become slack
make slack
untie
make lax
go easy
become relaxed
come loose
hang loose
work loose
lighten up
unfasten
unlock
unbind
unclasp
detach
unleash
unloosen
extricate
uncork
disconnect
separate
unfix
unbutton
unlace
unhitch
unlash
unhook
unstrap
disjoin
unbuckle
unpin
unstick
unbolt
unlatch
unsnap
unscrew
unbar
let out
work free
free up
become unfastened
break up
more ❯
“He would gradually
relax
his grip on his weapon as tensions abated.”
Verb
▲
To calm down
calm
soothe
unwind
pacify
quieten
compose
tranquillise
UK
tranquilize
US
calm down
loosen up
lighten up
make less tense
make less uptight
settle down
settle
lull
still
salve
becalm
lullaby
quiet
mollify
subdue
appease
quell
allay
cool
soften
placate
comfort
assuage
sedate
hush
propitiate
balm
steady
disarm
console
sweeten
relieve
control
reassure
collect
contain
silence
content
assure
ease up
gentle
untrouble
unburden
conciliate
re-collect
dulcify
quieten down
take the edge off
milden
mellow
unruffle
cool off
make calm
settle one's nerves
ease
melt
win over
mitigate
sober
soberize
cool down
solace
adjust
moderate
temper
repress
tame
deconflict
stroke
qualify
grease
pacificate
soft-pedal
make peace with
fix up
smooth over
butter up
impose peace upon
lay back
restore harmony to
clear the air with
smooth someone's ruffled feathers
make peace
put the lid on
bury the hatchet
kiss and make up
more ❯
“I tried to
relax
him and assure him that things were nowhere near as bad as they seemed.”
Verb
▲
(
of a rule or restriction
)
To make less strict
ease
alleviate
decrease
diminish
loosen
mitigate
moderate
temper
lighten
qualify
reduce
weaken
dilute
lessen
slacken
liberalise
UK
liberalize
US
modify
ease up on
let up on
make less formal
make less strict
soften
ameliorate
ease up
“Diplomacy will be required for the government to
relax
the current restrictions on trade.”
Verb
▲
To become less severe or intense
abate
diminish
lessen
alleviate
decrease
ease
moderate
recede
reduce
relent
subside
taper
wane
dwindle
ebb
mitigate
remit
shrink
slacken
decline
fall
soften
weaken
lower
modulate
pall
de-escalate
ease up
taper off
die away
die down
die out
drain away
drop off
fall away
let up
phase down
rachet down
ratchet down
temper
allay
relieve
assuage
mollify
palliate
dull
subdue
ease off
soothe
calm
quell
lighten
tone down
attenuate
blunt
take the edge off
pacify
cool
tail off
drop
deaden
appease
slow down
compose
help
check
dampen
quiet
lenify
curb
salve
slack
slake
slow
restrain
peter out
wind down
fade
limit
minimize
US
control
cut
console
comfort
qualify
contract
restrict
cure
solace
sink
succor
US
succour
UK
downscale
depress
dilute
mellow
minify
take the sting out
clip
cut back
roll back
minimise
UK
drop away
settle
lull
cushion
cheer
placate
hearten
deplete
reassure
extinguish
flag
quieten
curtail
repress
dispel
smooth
still
uplift
condole
assure
extenuate
tranquilize
US
stop
tame
gladden
lift
trim
modify
decelerate
scale down
bolster
elevate
encourage
decrement
cheer up
erode
stifle
impair
pare
slash
tranquillise
UK
cut down
take the bite out
dial down
buoy up
cool out
give solace to
bring comfort to
couch
bring down
keep in check
play down
make cutbacks in
trim down
mark down
take down
trim back
fall off
calm down
put at ease
get less
whittle down
slack off
grow less
soft-pedal
step down
downsize
ration
gentle
sag
muffle
buffer
take it easy
shave
narrow
suppress
sate
quench
satisfy
satiate
smother
revise
regulate
round down
pare down
damp down
go easy
unlax
become less intense
slacken off
gratify
constrain
hold in
become weaker
chill out
cool off
cool it
fade away
mince
damp
break
resolve
steady
temperate
ameliorate
keep under control
meet halfway
fix
meliorate
nurse
improve
doctor
stabilize
US
refresh
crumble
loose
relaxed
disintegrate
contain
make better
attend to
set right
rectify
remedy
become peaceful
stabilise
UK
settle down
become calm
axe
UK
dent
mend
heal
dry up
ax
US
devaluate
cast down
amortise
UK
downgrade
whittle
degrade
brighten
run down
tighten
make less
amortize
US
make smaller
give condolences to
boost
lighten burden
reanimate
support
empathize with
commiserate with
envigorate
UK
revitalise
UK
make one feel at ease
enliven
give sympathy to
quiet fears
sympathize with
buck up
revitalize
US
besoothe
invigorate
US
inspirit
make well
give a lift to
condole with
commiserate
counteract
vary
punctuate
banish
dissipate
iron out
sort out
dismiss
liss
interrupt
sweeten
eliminate
destroy
assist
prevent
aid
break up
free
patch up
bring respite to
pour oil on
put to rest
drive away
drive off
chase away
bring an end to
put to rights
take load off
take a load off
bring aid to
let up on
make something bearable
bring aid
plummet
give respite to
nosedive
drain
close
blur
thin
desist
go down
become smaller
waste away
come down
slack up
die off
grow smaller
slump
depreciate
deteriorate
wither
melt away
disappear
fail
evaporate
come to an end
plunge
degenerate
vanish
go downhill
droop
knock down
trail off
decay
fizzle out
mute
dissolve
wear away
wear off
quash
shrivel
dip
trail
crash
run low
dim
become less
grow faint
prune
cease
devalue
squelch
take a nosedive
descend
deflate
die
wear down
tumble
dive
waste
fade out
run out
put a damper on
undermine
get lower
benumb
bate
collapse
regress
silence
discount
cheapen
kill
give out
trail away
fall short
go away
grow dim
become lower
cut off
choke off
become weak
put an end to
rebate
write down
slim down
get smaller
numb
fizzle
languish
sap
wilt
slip
flop
truncate
lose edge
narrow down
constrict
melt
water down
abridge
lapse
terminate
tail away
atrophy
cauterize
US
mask
retrocede
cauterise
UK
finish
fall through
dulcify
obtund
grow weaker
slope
subjugate
downturn
halt
come to nothing
inhibit
put a lid on
crater
put out a fire
rise above
break down
retrench
do damage control
get rid of
turn down
cut back on
throw cold water on
quieten down
make less intense
put damper on
put the lid on
come to a stop
level off
go through the floor
come to a halt
fall back
hit the floor
write off
pour cold water on
flow back
dampen down
ease up on
release
disengage
disperse
hush
peter
gutter
abase
retire
retrograde
clear
address
lose strength
lose intensity
go
decimate
faint
commute
desensitize
US
adjust
paralyze
US
paralyse
UK
rein
pipe down
excuse
abbreviate
end
blanket
dock
shorten
disable
be used up
put at rest
disempower
take the bite out of
take the sting out of
run dry
enervate
go downwards
overcome
debilitate
make reasonable
reduce the force of
close out
anaesthetize
UK
lose ground
pass
enfeeble
gruntle
make weaker
infrigidate
freeze
freshen
ally
frost
defuse
fix up
take sting out
patch things up
cripple
anesthetize
US
die away or out
die away or down
blow over
vitiate
hebetate
cut down on
make fewer
thin out
lose its effect
lose its effectiveness
desensitise
UK
worsen
lower in price
devalorize
lower in value
phase out
thin down
offset
drop down
relapse
minimalize
rein back
totter
skid
lose
make reductions in
retrench on
salami-slice
drag
backslide
buckle
scale back
take the heat off
balm
undervalue
demote
falter
retrogress
sink into oblivion
be forgotten
disappear slowly
pass away
bow out
smooth down
go into a tailspin
fold up
hit the dirt
tip over
be precipitated
take a header
lose value
decrease in value
cave in
decline in price
miscarry
cause to fall
founder
evanesce
squash
crush
become softer
become quieter
bomb
sink lower
bust
get quieter
get softer
be deficient
arrest
go awry
go amiss
be wanting
be insufficient
dumb
censor
give way
draw to a close
be on the way out
give in
clam
be ruined
strike out
keep down
put down
cut short
close up
clamp down on
crack down on
put a stop to
slap down
snuff out
be lacking
retard
be inadequate
delay
be found lacking
not come to ripeness
detain
hinder
handicap
stunt
impede
hold up
stall
set back
obstruct
hold back
keep back
mire
hamper
lag
retardate
stay
loiter
postpone
procrastinate
embog
choke
reef
interfere with
back-water
hit the brakes
lose speed
put the brakes on
lose steam
let down flaps
get in the way of
bog down
rein in
keep waiting
anchor it
more ❯
“He claimed the underlying problems would
relax
if the strike could be settled with arbitration.”
Verb
▲
To spend one's time in an aimless, idle way
loaf
idle
lounge
laze
loll
dawdle
dally
chill
bum
lazy
dillydally
footle
drone
loiter
vegetate
drift
slack
mooch
skive
saunter
stall
trifle
goldbrick
stroll
malinger
dream
evade
piddle
shirk
kick back
hang about
veg out
goof off
kick around
waste time
hack around
hang around
do nothing
kill time
take it easy
lounge around
slow down
hang out
lie around
fritter away time
sit around
be idle
bum around
be inactive
while away the time
pass time
fool around
hang round
mooch about
mooch around
fritter away
twiddle thumbs
let down
knock around
take things easy
while away hours
be indolent
be slothful
be unoccupied
stand around
not lift a finger
shirk one's duties
loll around
bask
laze around
laze about
loaf about
loaf around
lounge about
chill out
amuse oneself
mess around
sprawl
unwind
doss
lie about
consume time
sit on one's hands
idle away the hours
do nothing in particular
pass the time
idle away time
fill in time
stagnate
lie
daydream
veg
lie dormant
chillax
rest
loll about
kick about
spend time
lollygag
piddle around
piddle about
mark time
while away the hours
fool away
hang loose
burn daylight
shilly-shally
while away time
take five
take a break
take a breather
put your feet up
knock about
hang
flop about
flop around
neglect
flag
dodge
bludge
doodle
slack off
be lazy
bob off
bunk off
sit back and do nothing
fribble
fiddle
faff about
goof around
monkey around
fool about
putter around
potter around
fiddle around
vacillate
procrastinate
dilly-dally
delay
dither
hesitate
tarry
falter
linger
lag
diddle
creep
drag
poke
fluctuate
lallygag
potter
haver
mope
crawl
swither
put off
hem and haw
blow hot and cold
drag your feet
take your time
hum and haw
fritter
straggle
pause
slouch
take one's time
be long
putter
be dilatory
lag behind
be tardy
waver
teeter
balance
wabble
oscillate
be irresolute
stagger
halt
scruple
wobble
temporize
US
be unsure
be uncertain
be indecisive
be undecided
be doubtful
hang back
um and ah
sit on the fence
play a waiting game
temporise
UK
pussyfoot around
drag your heels
move slowly
let the grass grow under one's feet
wait
stay
warm a chair
shlep along
potter round
potter about
fritter time away
be slow
diddle-daddle
get no place fast
scrounge around
sit on one's butt
hang fire
more ❯
Verb
▲
To go to sleep, or fall asleep
sleep
slumber
doze
nap
rest
kip
repose
snooze
catnap
drowse
siesta
doss
oversleep
flop
yawn
bunk
dream
nod
snore
zizz
retire
crash
hibernate
zzz
be asleep
bed down
conk out
doss down
be in the arms of morpheus
be in the land of nod
catch some zs
doze off
drift off
drop off
fall asleep
have a lie-down
rest in the arms of morpheus
fall out
nod off
sack out
saw wood
sleep lightly
turn in
zonk out
catch a wink
cop some z's
get some kip
get some zizz
have a kip
have a siesta
have a snooze
have a zizz
hit the hay
catch forty winks
catch some Zs
hit the sack
take a nap
take a siesta
be dead to the world
get some shut-eye
go out like a light
have forty winks
take forty winks
be in the land of Nod
sleep like a log
sleep like a top
snatch forty winks
be in the arms of Morpheus
rest in the arms of Morpheus
sleep well
grab some z's
take a snooze
get some rack
get some shuteye
catch some z's
catch some few Zs
catch a few Zs
bed
go to sleep
go to bed
lie down
call it a day
pile in
roll in
go up the stairs to Bedfordshire
more ❯
Verb
▲
To use a narcotic in order to make (someone) drowsy or insensible
narcotize
dope
stupefy
sedate
poison
deaden
treat
dose
numb
anaesthetise
UK
anesthetize
US
desensitise
UK
desensitize
US
benumb
blunt
fix
hit
analgize
medicate
opiate
physic
knock out
dose up
dope up
drug
befuddle
make insensible
render insensible
render unconscious
make unconscious
soothe
pacify
quieten
anaesthetize
UK
tranquilize
US
tranquillise
UK
administer drugs to
give a sedative to
administer opiates to
administer narcotics to
put under sedation
put under
put out
put to sleep
daze
stun
knock senseless
lay out
knock unconscious
dull
rock
knock for six
intoxicate
inebriate
knock the stuffing out of
give anaesthetic to
knock for a loop
paralyze
US
freeze
paralyse
UK
immobilize
US
zonk
chill
cauterize
US
dampen
petrify
damp
obtund
torpefy
render insensitive
deprive of sensation
immobilise
UK
cauterise
UK
administer a sedative to
administer a tranquillizer to
put at rest
more ❯
Verb
▲
To revoke or cancel
lift
cancel
revoke
remove
annul
countermand
end
rescind
stop
withdraw
terminate
discontinue
raise
void
dismantle
recall
repeal
reverse
take back
nullify
invalidate
abrogate
quash
negate
declare null and void
disannul
retract
abolish
render invalid
overrule
drop
null
override
nix
make void
strike down
roll back
abandon
vacate
avoid
dissolve
scrap
scrub
undo
recant
veto
set aside
call back
call off
render null and void
wipe out
repudiate
abort
abate
renege
obviate
erase
abjure
forswear
dismiss
cut
disallow
backpedal
expunge
put an end to
take out
cry off
rub out
X-out
overturn
overthrow
make null and void
disqualify
suspend
withcall
rule against
unsay
discharge
call in
take off
take away
draw back
phase out
pull back
kill
zap
KO
efface
shoot down
wash out
relinquish
relieve
discard
omit
purge
delete
exclude
conclude
give up
ink out
strike out
x out
blue-pencil
stroke out
sweep away
put a line through
cross out
edit out
declare invalid
blot out
X out
blank out
white out
cancel out
block out
blue pencil
root out
black out
bring to an end
renounce
disown
disclaim
call
obliterate
deny
counterorder
back out of
axe
UK
ax
US
vitiate
annihilate
do away with
reject
eliminate
neutralize
US
ditch
disavow
neutralise
UK
scratch
throw out
abnegate
refuse
counteract
dump
rule out
prohibit
forbid
back out
renege on
halt
back down
decline
foreswear
block
prevent
backtrack
weasel out
go back on
break off
upset
alter
turn down
waive
give the thumbs down to
suppress
disestablish
shelve
negative
desist
squash
disapprove
renig
cease
reprobate
contravene
get rid of
rebuff
interdict
stamp out
withhold
backtrack on
oppose
remit
knock something on the head
back off
forget about
throw over
eradicate
eat your words
knock back
say no to
give the red light to
go back on your word
change
overset
down
prostrate
extinguish
revert
forget
disaffirm
finish
jettison
junk
offset
retreat
subvert
trash
rebut
upend
chop
refute
redline
torpedo
deracinate
supersede
outvote
defeat
knock down
bring down
unmake
stonewall
discount
frustrate
countercheck
redress
apologize
US
break
cast aside
quit
welsh
divorce
spurn
give the chop
make ineffective
forgo
apologise
UK
preclude
ban
ignore
pass
discountenance
blow sky-high
forsake
contradict
put down
dispense with
interrupt
break with
deselect
turn thumbs down
do a U-turn on
forget it
dial back
pack in
change mind
desist from
turn your back on
have change of heart
pass on
not grant
lay off
cut off
pass up
worm out of
give something a miss
balk at
give thumbs down to
mothball
countervail
postpone
declare
bleep
back-pedal on
watergate
backwater
sever
go against
chuck in
unfit
impair
circumduct
put the lid on
wangle out
shut down
flout
defy
wind down
pull the plug
crawl out of
inter
bring to a close
lay in the grave
bury
put to rest
hold a funeral
inhume
entomb
put six feet under
get off the hook
apostatize
render void
retire
opt out
stand down
worm out
vote down
counterpoise
turf
belay
finish off
do in
disacknowledge
row back
climb down
knock out
prevail over
ride roughshod over
trample underfoot
forbear
trample upon
eat crow
eat humble pie
put a stop to
excuse oneself
pull out
beg off
check
arrest
do a U-turn
do an about-turn
blackball
call all bets off
ding
impugn
traverse
cross
render inert
wipe slate clean
abdicate
wimp out
cop out
crap out
bring
fly in the face of
get cold feet
work against
retrocede
interfere with
run counter to
retrograde
recede
cast off
pull up
refuse to acknowledge
divorce oneself from
turn back on
refuse to accept
wash your hands of
lay to rest
kick
shun
can
forfeit
cut short
shake
jilt
sacrifice
part with
resign from
eighty-six
finish with
dust off
write off
break up
pack up
knock off
have done with
leave off
lay off of
withdraw from
throw up
retire from
shut off
part from
cut out
give over
knock it off
call a halt
stop midstream
pull the plug on
call it quits
fall back
bar
except
debar
avert
forfend
proscribe
forestall
do an about-turn on
change one's tune
row back on
destroy
deter
bate
leave out
put paid to
count out
ward off
not consider
shut out
close out
freeze out
close one's doors to
exterminate
extirpate
liquidate
squelch
excise
repulse
inhibit
shed
begrudge
snuff out
restrain
taboo
clean up
put the kibosh on
close down
put kibosh on
give the brush-off to
enjoin from
stand in the way
more ❯
Verb
▲
(
rare
)
To become less reserved in character or behavior
expand
unbend
become relaxed
grow friendlier
become less reserved
hang loose
loosen up
become more sociable
Verb
▲
To engage in an activity for enjoyment and recreation
play
frolic
sport
caper
romp
trifle
frisk
gambol
toy
cavort
have fun
rest
revel
amuse oneself
dally
rollick
skylark
carouse
entertain oneself
lark
recreate
clown
disport
divert
doodle
fiddle
fool
fribble
jest
joke
jump
kid
occupy oneself
rejoice
amuse yourself
disport oneself
divert oneself
enjoy oneself
fiddle around
fool around
goof around
hang about
have a good time
horse around
idle away
kick around
lark about
lark around
let loose
make merry
mess about
mess around
monkey around
play games
potter around
putter around
carry on
engage in games
enjoy yourself
let go
play around
be at leisure
cut capers
cut up
kick up one's heels
be life of party
go on a spree
let your hair down
party
have a knees-up
let yourself go
prance
skip
dance
whoop it up
hop
leap
spring
bounce
curvet
trip
capriole
cut loose
fool about
twiddle
bob
bound
roister
raise hell
scamper
roughhouse
riot
jig
waste time
go on a tear
muck about
wanton
caracole
horseplay
fidget
cut
go places and do things
cut a caper
kibitz around
showboat
idle
hotdog
rollic
fiddle about
hang around
act the fool
dawdle
lounge
spree
lollygag
loiter
misbehave
dilly-dally
futz around
bound about
spring around
jump around
bound around
jump about
spring about
kid around
let off steam
leap about
clown around
show off
play jokes
act up
touch
mess
celebrate
handle
feel
rave
feast
finger
be delighted
be amused
paw
thumb
overindulge
dabble
fuss
live it up
make whoopee
have a ball
eat, drink, and be merry
have a fling
raise Cain
paint the town red
go on the town
have a party
raise the roof
paint the town
bumble
mooch around
faff about
lounge around
play with
mess with
pick at
more ❯
Verb
▲
Unfreeze or liberate
unfreeze
liberate
release
repeal
rescind
undo
Verb
▲
To remove the stiffness from
unstiffen
soften
tenderise
UK
tenderize
US
make pliable
make softer
mellow
become tender
make tender
Verb
▲
To entertain or amuse
divert
entertain
amuse
charm
fascinate
engross
delight
absorb
please
occupy
enchant
interest
beguile
gratify
gladden
grip
distract
rivet
titillate
tickle
regale
wow
solace
slay
disport
recreate
fracture
tickle pink
bowl over
make happy
give pleasure to
hold the attention of
be a hit with
break one up
get one's jollies
knock 'em dead
put 'em away
cheer
enthral
UK
involve
engage
immerse
preoccupy
elate
indulge
captivate
humor
US
enliven
humour
UK
satisfy
enthrall
US
comfort
stimulate
pique
inspire
inspirit
ecstasize
grab
crack up
make merry
knock dead
bewitch
attract
enrapture
mesmerize
US
intrigue
entrance
busy
allure
thrill
spellbind
mesmerise
UK
excite
turn on
ravish
bemuse
enwrap
hold
hypnotize
US
transfix
hypnotise
UK
appeal to
magnetize
US
lure
tantalize
US
content
seduce
wile
arrest
kill
pleasure
enamor
hook
exhilarate
rejoice
send
magnetise
UK
tantalise
UK
cheer up
draw
tempt
hit the spot
arouse
hold your attention
give a buzz
give someone a kick
witch
intoxicate
employ
concern
ensnare
infatuate
dazzle
delectate
fulfil
UK
oblige
suit
fulfill
US
warm
put under a spell
glad
tickle to death
go over big
agree with
make content
make someone feel good
bedazzle
win
stir
provoke
transport
enamour
overwhelm
overjoy
convulse
kindle
enslave
compel
make laugh
catch up
vamp
arride
hold spellbound
animate
win over
fill
take
sweep off feet
carry away
knock out
make a hit with
keep busy
feast
be the ticket
brighten up
tickle your fancy
buck up
please greatly
laugh it up
catch
enjoy
hold in awe
woo
keep amused
rope in
fix
fixate
monopolize
US
rapture
elevate
hearten
uplift
snare
rap
commit
obsess
engulf
groove
throw
wrap
rouse
monopolise
UK
affect
pull
perk up
be interesting to
touch
tickle the fancy of
crack someone up
enlist
turn someone on
charge
inflame
tease
electrify
galvanize
US
exult
jubilate
crease up
satiate
buoy up
bring joy to
give a lift
do someone's heart good
give someone pleasure
warm the cockles of the heart
get one's kicks
matter to
move
give someone a charge
do one's heart good
give great pleasure to
give joy to
sate
make smile
quench
quicken
palpate
grapple
make roll in the aisles
attend
take up
consume
soak
court
serenade
catch your eye
be of interest to
slake
serve
galvanise
UK
pump up
lead on
be agreeable to
pamper
be attractive to
capture your imagination
light someone's fire
float someone's boat
sit up
arouse curiosity
engage one's attention
whet one's appetite
meet
feed
tie up
be concerned with
be active with
spoil
make somebody's day
make someone glad
make someone pleased
switch on
provide for
cloy
pander to
refresh
gas
satisfice
accommodate
sell
flatter
fill the bill
capture
cater to
do the trick
surfeit
freak out
score with
treat
overindulge
make a fuss of
dote on
entice
invite
overpower
attach
subdue
appeal
fire
interest greatly
more ❯
Verb
▲
To stop pursuing or fighting
stand down
quit
resign
bow out
give up
stand easy
step down
call it a day
come off full alert
retire
leave
abdicate
walk out
give notice
vacate
go
demit
throw in the towel
hand in your notice
step aside
stand aside
pack in
hand in resignation
cease work
drop out
hang it up
give up the ship
secede
retire from
bail out
leave your job
end service
give in one's notice
give up your job
resignate
jack in
renounce
depart
disengage
pull out
relinquish one's position
renounce the throne
withdraw
abandon
sign off
terminate
chuck
resign from
step down from
step aside from
withdraw from
bow out of
back out
bag
get out
pull out of
back out of
exit
relinquish
forsake
opt out
get out of
stop participating in
back off
pull
depart from
wriggle out
chuck in
abstract oneself
stop participating
stand down from
pull the plug
walk away from
discontinue
cease
desert
bail
walk out on
move from
detach
walk off
stop
drop out of
defect
absent yourself
disengage from
recede from
scratch from
pull back
detach yourself
call it quits
contract out
opt out of
revolt
abstract
walk out of
dissociate
retreat
disassociate
renege on
get off
delink
move out
weasel out
give something a miss
take the count
throw in the sponge
make one's exit
more ❯
Verb
▲
To go on a holiday
be on holiday
holiday
sojourn
stay
vacation
be on vacation
slob around
knock about
gallivant
weekend
go on a trip
go camping
go abroad
pilgrimage
go on an expedition
adventure
trip
go on an excursion
go sightseeing
visit
travel
sightsee
take a break
stop over
lodge
reside
live
dwell
board
crash
inhabit
abide
tour
room
stop
nest
bide
squat
tarry
roost
vacay
estivate
put up
summer
take a holiday
be quartered
stay over
be housed
go on holiday
go on vacation
have rooms
be billeted
domicile
bunk
quarter
shelter
roof
harbor
US
camp
harbour
UK
settle
house
station
park
nestle
take a room
take up residence
be a lodger
break one's journey
have lodgings
spend the night
take lodgings
stop off
be accommodated
be domiciled
hole up
spend some time
perch
rest
remain
linger
Verb
▲
To remove the regulations, or legal restrictions, from
deregulate
derestrict
liberalise
UK
liberalize
US
decontrol
free
denationalise
UK
denationalize
US
release
leave be
let alone
not interfere
not meddle
not tamper
loosen
loosen restrictions on
Verb
▲
To make or become more cheerful or less serious
lighten
enliven
brighten
stimulate
encourage
gladden
uplift
hearten
revitalise
UK
revitalize
US
inspire
improve
boost
revive
restore
cheer
elate
inspirit
lift
buoy
enhance
refresh
cheer up
perk up
buoy up
ginger up
buck up
look up
jazz up
lighten up
loosen up
take a load off
brighten up
arouse
invigorate
US
envigorate
UK
pep up
raise spirits
exhilarate
elevate
excite
make happy
give a lift
give a lift to
pick up
raise
make happier
build up
animate
stir
rally
rejuvenate
ameliorate
better
cultivate
move
vitalize
advance
fire
enrich
edify
upgrade
refine
wake up
become cheerful
snap out of it
take a turn for the better
take heart
clear up
quicken
electrify
vivify
energize
US
galvanize
US
spice
catalyze
US
activate
leaven
catalyse
UK
galvanise
UK
energise
UK
add zest to
add zing to
liven up
rouse
comfort
console
incite
assure
embolden
reassure
spur
steel
fire up
spark
strengthen
motivate
stir up
thrill
pump up
support
spur on
soothe
delight
whip up
trigger
instigate
fillip
solace
enrapture
fortify
bolster
drive
transport
intoxicate
gee up
goad
provoke
calm
liven
relieve
cheer on
rev up
brace
push
pique
light a fire under
sway
impassion
jump-start
turn on
give someone a kick
give a buzz
amp up
sustain
put at ease
exalt
juice up
empower
kindle
placate
assuage
revivify
warm
condole
rejoice
psych up
spike
succor
US
succour
UK
chirk up
bear up
boost up
salve
bring comfort to
zip up
tickle pink
build
incentify
renew
enhearten
incentivize
US
gratify
please
nudge
charge
content
satisfy
pacify
send
prick
pleasure
impel
fan
commove
help
allay
compose
promote
zap
raise your spirits
give shot in arm
give a shot in the arm to
glad
tickle
incentivise
UK
commiserate
suit
intensify
fuel
ease
fire the imagination of
besoothe
give someone a charge
brace up
palliate
mollify
come alive
snap up
evoke
put zip into
give solace to
put one's mind to rest
agree with
work up
give a new lease of life to
do someone's heart good
give someone pleasure
give life to
make someone feel good
bring joy to
put new life in
key up
heighten
enthuse
inflame
fill with joy
boost moral
grip
feed
lift up
freshen
make more cheerful
quieten
exacerbate
nurture
reinforce
harden
fire the enthusiasm of
get someone going
give strength to
keep someone going
see someone through
add a little something to
spice up
nerve
accelerate
nourish
power
commiserate with
reanimate
applaud
speed
foster
disinhibit
enforce
grow buoyant
be heartened
stoke up
charge up
free
be a tower of strength to
be a source of strength to
give condolences to
lighten burden
empathize with
sympathize with
condole with
make one feel at ease
give sympathy to
quiet fears
make well
egg
jumpstart
dynamize
increase
put new heart into
put new heart in
put new strength in
sting
give a boost to
reenforce
ignite
become hopeful
become optimistic
rise
soar
set up
give respite to
get going
get one started
act as a impetus to
act as a incentive to
build a fire under
act as a fillip to
speed up
act as a spur to
act as a stimulus to
steam up
cause
praise
upraise
urge
induce
stimulate spiritually
raise the morale of
spirit up
give hope to
boost morale
prop up
lift the spirits of
give confidence to
bield
stiffen the resolve of
compel
prod
coax
dispose
persuade
coerce
influence
feast
gas
cajole
occasion
pressure
make
press
elicit
propel
incline
convince
impress
lead
charm
bring
force
actuate
exhort
put on cloud nine
impact
convert
tempt
advise
inveigle
get
let the sun shine in
enchant
put on top of the world
amuse
divert
prompt
strike
pressurise
UK
necessitate
pressurize
US
vivificate
warm the cockles of someone's heart
restore someone's confidence
give confidence
hint to
talk into
dispel someone's fears
set your mind at rest
egg on
prevail on
snap one out of it
restore confidence to
win over
bolster someone's confidence
suggest to
fascinate
enthrall
US
entrance
enamor
indulge
humour
UK
bewitch
delectate
humor
US
entertain
captivate
wow
allure
arride
regale
fulfill
US
ravish
groove
fulfil
UK
attract
enthral
UK
appeal to
go over big
bowl over
knock dead
hit the spot
be the ticket
give pleasure to
tickle to death
warm the cockles of the heart
make a hit with
make content
please greatly
get one's kicks
make lively
make more lively
put pep into
waken up
let sunshine in
make more exciting
titillate
juice
pep
turn someone on
make very happy
give someone great pleasure
give someone a thrill
make someone's spirits soar
more ❯
Verb
▲
Make or become friendlier or more cordial
thaw
become friendlier
loosen up
become more genial
become more relaxed
become more sociable
Interjection
▲
Used to persuade someone not to be concerned or anxious about something
don't worry
do not worry
don't be worried
don't fret
don't be concerned
don't sweat it
don't dwell on it
don't get in a flap
don't get in a fluster
don't get in a state
don't get worked up
don't panic
don't brood
don't worry, be happy
it's gonna be ok
don't worry about it
it's okay
it's fine
this is fine
nevermind
never you mind
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