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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211. A large airy lounge and adjoining deck make ideal places to relax after a day of hiking.
212. You forget the political pressures and relax in the company of brilliant minds.
213. Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea. Robert A. Heinlein 
214. They considered the hotel a nice respite, a place to fill out papers, drink in the evening, relax.
215. It helps me relax after a hard day's rapping about controversial political and social issues.
216. Corbett allowed their conversation to be as desultory as possible, wanting his companion to relax and feel safe in his presence.
217. In either case, a good meal helps to relax the body and spirit and wind up the day.
218. But instead helping to crush the rebellion, the teachers grinned, shrugged and told the stewards to relax.
219. He says it gave him time to put his feet up and relax.
220. He drove to an old lodge in the swampy bottoms where Carmine liked to relax with the boys.
221. Take care not to relax your concentration on the way up. 2.
222. Gently stretch upwards for 15 counts. Relax the tummy muscles, then repeat.
223. Her hands curled slowly into fists, the nails scoring the soft palms until she winced, and let them relax again.
224. The need to relax the assumptions of perfect competition, and that the economy has attained equilibrium, is apparent.
224. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.
225. In addition, body temperature begins to drop and muscles begin to relax.
226. Relax the leg by bringing the knee close to the chest, then roll over and repeat on the other side.
227. Never for one moment does this shimmering, simmering emotional desert storm of a film relax its grip on your senses.
228. Pat always gets everything ready ahead of time so she can relax when guests arrive.
229. The Prince could relax, be himself and simply enjoy her friendship.
230. The sedative effects of alcohol cause the throat muscle to relax too much and also interfere with the involuntary awakening mechanisms.
231. Once on board, you can relax in calm, comfortable surroundings.
232. The taxi driver was a friend of ours so we were able to relax driving to the Airport.
233. Floral print After a hard day in the garden, come in and relax on beautiful tapestry cushions designed by Kaffe Fassett.
234. Relax by cuddling your knees, then repeat, stretching up for 15 counts.
235. Relax with a glass of chilled local wine or schnapps from the ship's bar while you take in the breathtaking scenery.
236. If they could get Sloan to relax and to trust them, there was a good chance he might talk unguardedly.
237. This lets the gluten relax and then the dough should be more compliant.
238. After booking into a London hotel you will get the chance to relax and meet the other finalists over lunch.
239. Visitors relax over their evening meals, enjoying the free floor show in the warm evening air.
240. Here you can snorkel or simply relax with a beer and enjoy the sounds of Neville's calypso and reggae music.
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