letup (Meaning)

Wordnet

letup (n)

a pause during which things are calm or activities are diminished

No weak antonyms found.

Despite the relentless rain, there was no letup in the traffic.
The constant pain in his leg gave him no letup from suffering.
The pressure from the boss was increasing with no letup in sight.
The storm raged without letup, threatening to flood the town.
Their arguments had no letup, escalating into a full-blown fight.
The demands on the healthcare system showed no letup, straining resources.
The drought continued with no letup, causing severe water shortages.
Despite the setbacks, the team's morale showed no letup.
The economic crisis had no letup, leaving many families struggling.
The political tensions in the region gave no letup, threatening to escalate into conflict.

a pause during which things are calm or activities are diminished

deceleration, decline, drop, braking,slowdown, retardation, slump, weakening,downshift, halt

acceleration, quickening,acceleration, quickening,hastening, hastening,

Despite the relentless rain, there was no letup in the traffic.

The constant pain in his leg gave him no letup from suffering.

The pressure from the boss was increasing with no letup in sight.

The storm raged without letup, threatening to flood the town.