let up (on) Antonyms
Meaning of let up (on)
let up (on)
to apply less pressure to (something), to treat (someone) in a less harsh or demanding way
let up (on) Sentence Examples
- The storm finally let up on the coast, allowing residents to breathe a sigh of relief.
- The teacher let up on the students after they had shown significant improvement in their behavior.
- The boss let up on the project deadline, giving employees a little more time to complete their work.
- The rain let up on the hike, allowing the group to continue their journey without getting soaked.
- The wind let up on the sailboat, forcing the crew to take down the sails and motor instead.
- The pain in his leg finally let up after taking the medication prescribed by his doctor.
- The pressure on the stock market let up, causing a slight rise in stock prices.
- The police let up on the investigation once they realized there was not enough evidence to pursue charges.
- The traffic let up on the highway after the construction zone was completed.
- The guilt he had been carrying for years finally let up when he sought therapy and forgiveness.
FAQs About the word let up (on)
to apply less pressure to (something), to treat (someone) in a less harsh or demanding way
diminish,tone (down), reduce, decrease, weaken, lower, dull, subdue,lessen, muffle
enhance, stimulate, deepen, step up, sharpen, intensify, strengthen, consolidate, boost, augment
The storm finally let up on the coast, allowing residents to breathe a sigh of relief.
The teacher let up on the students after they had shown significant improvement in their behavior.
The boss let up on the project deadline, giving employees a little more time to complete their work.
The rain let up on the hike, allowing the group to continue their journey without getting soaked.
