Similar words: tape, taper, tapered, tapestry, tapering, red tape, tapeworm, great ape. Meaning: v. 1. end weakly 2. become smaller or less active.
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1) Immigration is expected to taper off.
2) We should taper off the amount of time given to work.
3) I suggested that we start to taper off the counseling sessions.
4) Towards sunset, the rain began to taper off.
5) But some economists said they feared productivity might taper off dramatically this year as economic growth declines.
6) Withdrawal symptoms then typically taper off,[http://sentencedict.com/taper off.html] but it usually takes a full week for a return to normal.
7) I hope you can taper off smoking.
8) The storm is beginning to taper off now.
9) Financial aids generally taper off after the first year of college.
10) These taper off after a time, though, unless they enter management.
11) You'd better taper off the amount of time given to rest.
12) These increases taper off after a time , though, unless they enter management.
13) The sleet began to taper off, and silence returned like a lost friend.
14) Well, as Faye told you over lunch, she feels that her morning sickness is beginning to taper off.
15) Berry production, which begins in June and continues through October, will taper off in really hot weather.
16) Perhaps the expansion can continue and possibly it will one day taper off in benign fashion.
17) Take 300 mg of a standardized extract containing 0.3 percent hypericin three times a day. You can taper off this dosage as the days grow longer.
18) Their concern: Government borrowing continues to climb while demand for the nation's debt could taper off.
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