Similar words: use up, tense up, close up, ease, cease, eased, lease, tease. Meaning: v. 1. move in order to make room for someone for something 2. become less intense 3. reduce pressure or intensity.
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(1) Ease up, you're going too fast!
(2) Ask the children on the end to ease up ; some more people want to sit down.
(3) The doctor told him to ease up.
(4) It'seemed the storm would never ease up.
(5) You should ease up on the whisky.
(6) The pain began to ease up.
(7) Just relax and ease up a little.
(8) He told supporters not to ease up even though he's leading in the presidential race.
(9) I'd ease up on the training a bit if I were you.
(10) I wish his supervisor would ease up on him a bit.
(11) You should ease up on the child and stop scolding her.
(12) As he got older, he started to ease up a little.
(13) You should ease up on the boy and stop scolding him.
(14) I should ease up on the cigarettes if I were you.
(15) I wonder if you could ease up a little[sentencedict.com], as some more people want to sit down.
(16) It's time for your father to ease up on his work a bit; he's getting old.
(17) I think you should ease up on the kids a bit.
(18) The situation should ease up now that the two countries are prepared to talk.
(19) His doctor had told him to ease up.
(20) I'd ease up on the hard stuff if I were you. Sentencedict.com
(21) If your tires start to skid, ease up on the brakes.
(22) Be ready to ease up to stay in position as the tug starts to climb.
(23) I've decided we need to ease up on Sally and take the pressure off her for a while.
(24) He appeared to ease up in the last 10 meters of the race.
(25) His left leg can't ease up.
(26) Here, too, the president has chosen to ease up.
(27) Things will ease up a bit.
(28) Devouring Plague helps ease up a lot of the damage the warrior is putting out.
(29) When the boss comes along, you sputter and flutter into activity, then ease up once he leaves.
(30) But Black is too clever for that and has gone into hiding, waiting for the pressure to ease up.
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