wind down (Meaning)

wind down

to cause a gradual lessening of usually with the intention of bringing to an end, relax, unwind, to draw gradually toward an end

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After a hectic day, Lily took a warm bath to wind down and relax.
The soft breeze whispering through the trees helped John wind down and de-stress.
The yoga session at the end of the day allowed Sarah to wind down and let go of tensions.
As the sun began its descent, the city gradually wound down, becoming quieter and more serene.
The soothing melody of classical music helped wind down the students after a demanding exam.
The rhythmic tapping of rain on the roof provided a calming soundtrack as Emily wound down before bedtime.
After completing her daily tasks, Maya took some time to wind down with a cup of tea and a good book.
The cozy atmosphere of the fireplace created the perfect ambiance for Jake to wind down and unwind.
As the evening progressed, the pace of life seemed to wind down, allowing people to savor the present moment.
The rhythmic swaying of the hammock gently lulled Amy to sleep as she enjoyed the peaceful act of winding down.

to cause a gradual lessening of usually with the intention of bringing to an end, relax, unwind, to draw gradually toward an end

relax, chill out, mellow (out), hang loose, chill, loosen up,rest, unwind, decompress, compose

tense (up),,

After a hectic day, Lily took a warm bath to wind down and relax.

The soft breeze whispering through the trees helped John wind down and de-stress.

The yoga session at the end of the day allowed Sarah to wind down and let go of tensions.

As the sun began its descent, the city gradually wound down, becoming quieter and more serene.