decompressing (Meaning)

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decompressing (n)

relieving pressure (especially bringing a compressed person gradually back to atmospheric pressure)

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After the long flight, we spent the afternoon at the hotel decompressing with room service and movies.
The cat stretched luxuriously in a sunbeam, decompressing after a morning spent chasing butterflies.
With the deadline met, the team decompressed by sharing laughs and playing a quick game.
The sound of waves lapping on the shore helped her decompress and forget about her worries.
He spent the evening decompressing in a quiet coffee shop, sipping tea and reading a book.
After a tense meeting, the manager suggested everyone take a few minutes to decompress before resuming work.
Decompressing after a workout is crucial for muscle recovery, so she spent time stretching and doing light yoga poses.
The musician used deep breathing exercises to decompress before going on stage and performing.
The couple scheduled a weekend retreat in the mountains to decompress from their busy city lives.
As the storm raged outside, they huddled together inside, decompressing by playing board games and enjoying each other's company.

relieving pressure (especially bringing a compressed person gradually back to atmospheric pressure)

relaxing, winding down,resting, hanging loose, composing, loosening up, chilling, de-stressing, unwinding, quieting

tensing (up), tensing (up),,

After the long flight, we spent the afternoon at the hotel decompressing with room service and movies.

The cat stretched luxuriously in a sunbeam, decompressing after a morning spent chasing butterflies.

With the deadline met, the team decompressed by sharing laughs and playing a quick game.

The sound of waves lapping on the shore helped her decompress and forget about her worries.