letting up (on) (Meaning)

letting up (on)

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The rainstorm finally let up after hours of relentless downpour.
Despite the pleas, the professor refused to let up on his demanding grading policy.
The manager let up on her team after they met the deadline ahead of schedule.
The pain in my leg is slowly letting up, but it's still quite uncomfortable.
The traffic jam let up once we exited the highway.
The pressure from my boss finally let up after the quarterly report was submitted.
I'm not going to let up on my diet until I reach my weight loss goal.
The wind has not let up for the past few days, causing downed trees and power outages.
My workload has increased significantly, but I won't let up until all the projects are complete.
The stress from my job has been relentless, but I'm trying to let up on myself for my own well-being.

toning (down), lessening, reducing, diminishing, decreasing,tapering (off), damping, blunting, weakening, lowering

consolidating, intensifying, strengthening,stepping up, sharpening, deepening, enhancing,augmenting, stimulating, boosting

The rainstorm finally let up after hours of relentless downpour.

Despite the pleas, the professor refused to let up on his demanding grading policy.

The manager let up on her team after they met the deadline ahead of schedule.

The pain in my leg is slowly letting up, but it's still quite uncomfortable.