ease off Synonyms
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ease off Meaning
Wordnet
ease off (v)
become less intense
reduce pressure or intensity
ease off Sentence Examples
- The government should ease off some of the restrictions it has imposed during the pandemic.
- The doctor advised her to ease off on her workouts so she wouldn't get injured.
- The enemy forces began to ease off their attack, giving the defenders a chance to regroup.
- The boss told the employees to ease off on the overtime, as it was starting to affect their productivity.
- The pain in my leg has started to ease off, thanks to the medication I'm taking.
- The tension in the room eased off as soon as the boss left.
- I need to ease off on the caffeine, or I'm going to start having trouble sleeping.
- The wind eased off, and the sailboat was able to resume its journey.
- The traffic eased off once I got past the construction zone.
- I need to ease off on the junk food, or I'm going to start gaining weight.
FAQs About the word ease off
become less intense, reduce pressure or intensity
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The government should ease off some of the restrictions it has imposed during the pandemic.
The doctor advised her to ease off on her workouts so she wouldn't get injured.
The enemy forces began to ease off their attack, giving the defenders a chance to regroup.
The boss told the employees to ease off on the overtime, as it was starting to affect their productivity.
