slackening (Meaning)

Wordnet

slackening (n)

an occurrence of control or strength weakening

Webster

of Slacken

The rope's grip on the beam grew slackening as the weight shifted.
With the sun setting, the pace of the hikers slackened considerably.
The wind's intensity gradually slackened, revealing a calm breeze.
The slackening of the bond between siblings left a bitter taste in their hearts.
The politician's determination slackened as the polls revealed waning support.
The supply chain experienced a slackening as production slowed down.
The patient's grip on consciousness slackened as the anesthesia took effect.
The slackening of government restrictions led to a surge in social gatherings.
The once-boisterous crowd slackened in their cheers as the game entered its final moments.
With the approaching deadline, the project's pace slackened due to unforeseen obstacles.

an occurrence of control or strength weakeningof Slacken

softening, yielding, impotent, weak, invertebrate,slack,pliant, pliable, obliging, complaisant

unyielding, dogged, implacable, persistent, dogged, unrelenting, grim, relentless, unrelenting, unflinching

The rope's grip on the beam grew slackening as the weight shifted.

With the sun setting, the pace of the hikers slackened considerably.

The wind's intensity gradually slackened, revealing a calm breeze.

The slackening of the bond between siblings left a bitter taste in their hearts.