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To become less intense or severe

To ebb, recede or flow back

To fall or collapse inward or to the bottom

To sink or slump into a sitting or lying position

To break up into small pieces as the result of impact

To come to an end, or to disappear completely

To bend and give way under pressure or strain

To cover completely with water

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Verb

To become less intense or severe

take the edge off

take a nosedive

take the sting out

come to nothing

take the bite out

go through the floor

become less intense

lose its effectiveness

lose its effect

die away or out

die away or down

put a damper on

dip below the horizon

sink into oblivion

disappear slowly

go into a tailspin

decrease in value

be precipitated

decline in price

become confused

become indistinct

be on the way out

draw to a close

tranquillise^UK

make cutbacks in

axe^UK

ax^US

make reductions in

go down the toilet

go down the tubes

make less intense

do damage control

make less active

throw cold water on

get under control

become narrower

go to rack and ruin

pour cold water on

take the heat off

anaesthetize^UK

reduce the force of

reduce the effect of

patch things up

anaesthetise^UK

lessen the impact of

reduce the impact of

keep at a minimum

keep to a minimum

take pressure off

bring to a standstill

protect against

become peaceful

go from bad to worse

take a turn for the worse

make something worse

become emaciated

soften the impact of

make less formal

make less strict

become shrunken

become enfeebled

become debilitated

safeguard against

keep the lid on

render insensitive

decrease in importance

lose significance

pale into insignificance

be insufficient

become depleted

bring respite to

become less dense

become less numerous

bring an end to

be found lacking

become exhausted

become less in number

not come to ripeness

take a load off

make something bearable

put the brakes on

get in the way of

become dilapidated

be in short supply

fall into disrepair

hit rock bottom

come apart at the seams

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“She gets her children together and out of the house, and only when they reach their car does the noise subside.”

Verb

To ebb, recede or flow back

turn the clock back

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“Needless to say, no repairs can be carried out until the floods subside.”

Verb

To fall or collapse inward or to the bottom

collapse inwards

come down about one's ears

fall apart at the seams

precipitate out

go to the bottom

go head over heels

go end over end

fall end over end

measure one's length

prostrate oneself

fall head over heels

come apart at the seams

take a nosedive

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“The problem of tunnel collapse will cause the land above the tunnel to subside, especially when the excavation is carried out at shallow depth and in weak and soft soils.”

Verb

To sink or slump into a sitting or lying position

“She gave him a threatening glare that caused him to subside into his seat sulkily.”

Verb

To break up into small pieces as the result of impact

go to rack and ruin

fall apart at the seams

smash to smithereens

break into pieces

make mincemeat of

crush to smithereens

break to smithereens

come apart at the seams

physically break

break to pieces

collapse inwards

come down about one's ears

break into tiny pieces

smash into smithereens

break into fragments

fly into pieces

go in different directions

take off in all directions

move in different directions

go separate ways

go head over heels

collapse inward

go end over end

take a nosedive

turn upside down

come clattering down

measure one's length

prostrate oneself

fall head over heels

fall end over end

lose your balance

miss one's footing

lose your footing

lose consciousness

fall down in a faint

descend rapidly

decrease rapidly

go to the bottom

go under the surface

dip beneath the horizon

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Verb

To come to an end, or to disappear completely

bring to an end

draw to a close

become obsolete

come to a standstill

bring to a close

disappear from the face of the earth

axe^UK

ax^US

come to a close

come to the end

cease to be known

be through with

pass into oblivion

pull the plug on

be no longer valid

reach a standstill

stop in your tracks

tie up loose ends

bring to a conclusion

bring to an untimely end

knock something on the head

bring to a halt

put the kibosh on

bring to a stop

call it quits on

give a wide berth to

bring to a standstill

take a breather

have nothing to do with

step aside from

have a breather

resist the temptation to

put a period to

stop oneself from

restrain oneself from

stand down from

put a stop to something

give something up

suspend proceedings

get on the wagon

bring down curtain

throw in the towel

throw in the sponge

put the stopper on

avoid doing something

take the pledge

go on the wagon

bring to fruition

come to a conclusion

set the seal on

quit cold turkey

stop in full flow

leave unfinished

bring to a premature end

break away from

sever relations with

keep from happening

turn your back on

prevent oneself from

cease to indulge in

disaffiliate oneself from

dissociate oneself from

put a stopper in

bring to screeching halt

break free from

take leave from

have nothing more to do with

absent oneself from

adopt Fabian tactics

make it impossible for

make it impracticable for

make impossible

make impracticable

stop what you're doing

come to standstill

catch one's breath

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Verb

To bend and give way under pressure or strain

become distorted

become contorted

become deformed

become misshapen

become malformed

bend out of shape

develop a wrinkle

collapse inward

go out of shape

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Verb

To cover completely with water

go to the bottom

precipitate out

cover with water

go to Davy Jones's locker

be precipitated

fall apart at the seams

go under the surface

dip beneath the horizon

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