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History
Synonyms
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Meaning:
loosen

(to cause something) to become loose or looser

unbind

relax

(to cause something) to become less tight, stiff or rigid; (to case a person, part of the body) to become less tense, active etc

be or feel at ease

relent

to become less severe or cruel (especially by agreeing to something after refusing)

die down; let up

slacks

trousers, not part of a suit, worn informally

do little or nothing; loosen

subside

(of flood water) to sink to a lower or to the usual level

die down; decrease

unbend

to behave in a way free from strain or formality

be or feel at ease

unscrew

to remove a screw or screws from (something)

set free; unbind

wane

to become less or weaker; (of the moon) to show a decreasing bright area after full moon

diminish, lessen

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