Synonym: ease up, loosen, rest. Antonym: tighten. Similar words: relate, related, relation, relative, relatively, correlation, relationship, in relation to. Meaning: [rɪ'læks] 
v. 1. become less tense, rest, or take one's ease 2. make less tight 3. become loose or looser or less tight 4. cause to feel relaxed 5. become less tense, less formal, or less restrained, and assume a friendlier manner 6. make less severe or strict 7. become less severe or strict 8. make less active or fast.
v. 1. become less tense, rest, or take one's ease 2. make less tight 3. become loose or looser or less tight 4. cause to feel relaxed 5. become less tense, less formal, or less restrained, and assume a friendlier manner 6. make less severe or strict 7. become less severe or strict 8. make less active or fast. 
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181. Once you have stopped the flow, relax and allow the bladder to empty completely.
182. I could then sit and relax and listen to the other violinists.
183. When he tries to say something I relax my grip.
184. Blake had tried to advise him to relax, and when that hadn't worked had shouted at the Time Lord.
185. Many viewers thought she'd used the famous Lawley charm to make him relax and talk about his childhood and family.
186. You should try and offload some of your duties and relax more, instead of spending all day at the office.
187. Finally, he decides to unbuckle his belt, loosen his pants, sit back and relax.
188. There is nothing to hook your fingers over and allow you to relax, so keep cool and keep going.
189. His jaw ached and he realised that he was grinding his teeth, so he released the muscles and tried to relax.
190. There's also a private sauna room where you can relax after a hard day's skiing or walking.
191. Harold thinks it would help him relax in the evening and not hit the hard stuff so hard.
192. At first it was pleasant to lie back on the straw mattress and relax.
193. They also agreed to relax the state of readiness of their forces and to reduce military exercises.
194. It was like tasting honey and flowers, she had thought, beginning perceptibly to relax.
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195. The time to relax is when you don't have time for it. Sydney J. Harris 
196. A failed attempt to relax at bedtime causes more anxiety and can condition you to associate relaxation techniques with insomnia.
197. Even in the off-season, McBride has little time to relax.
198. Lift your legs slightly against the force of gravity, holding them for at least ten seconds, then let them relax again.
199. Relax and enjoy 2 Review your lifestyle Everyone needs a balance between work and play.
200. That means, in addition to daily support, they also get time off to relax together-alone.
201. As soon as they sit down and relax again, this irresistible urge returns.
202. Then she plans to restore an 1850 farmhouse on the Mason property, tend to her garden and relax.
203. Relax your tummy muscles by cuddling the knees and repeat the exercise.
204. There are also some patients who make wonderful subjects for hypnotic therapy but who are unable to relax sufficiently for regression.
205. Cervical reintegration is a faster method whereby pressure is exerted on muscles in tension,(sentencedict.com) thus causing them to relax.
206. You can also relax on the terrace of the lovely fresh water pool sipping a cool drink form the bar.
207. Relax the tummy muscles by cuddling the knees and repeat the exercise once more.
208. Just occasionally, however, the commodity price movements provided a window of opportunity to relax the highly protectionist policies.
209. I kept wanting to relax and take a good look at the garden but something isn't quite working.
210. We learn to relax the muscles in our throat, jaws, even in our shoulders and back.
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