ease up Synonyms
ease up Meaning
ease up (v)
move in order to make room for someone for something
become less intense
reduce pressure or intensity
ease up Sentence Examples
- The runner was told to ease up on his training schedule so he could rest before the big race.
- The tension could be felt in the air and everyone was waiting for the boss to ease up on the strict work policy.
- The traffic has eased up since the highway was widened, making it easier to get around town.
- The athlete needed to ease up on their workout routine to avoid injury and overexertion.
- The teacher told the students to ease up on the chatter so they could focus on the lesson.
- The doctor recommended that the patient ease up on their salt intake to lower their blood pressure.
- The tension between the two countries has eased up after many years of conflict.
- The company is hoping that the new promotional campaign will ease up the slump in sales.
- The dog was still recovering from the injury and the owner decided to ease up on the training exercises.
- The athlete needed to ease up on the intensity of their training so they could avoid burnout.
FAQs About the word ease up
move in order to make room for someone for something, become less intense, reduce pressure or intensity
relax, rest,let up, get off, get (away), idle, slack (off), break, bum, repose
plow, strive, sweat, hustle, work, hustle, plod, strain, slave, struggle
The runner was told to ease up on his training schedule so he could rest before the big race.
The tension could be felt in the air and everyone was waiting for the boss to ease up on the strict work policy.
The traffic has eased up since the highway was widened, making it easier to get around town.
The athlete needed to ease up on their workout routine to avoid injury and overexertion.
