slackened

[US]/ˈslækənd/
[UK]/ˈslækənd/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

v.to make something less tight or firm; to reduce speed or intensity; to become less strict or active; to become slower

Phrases & Collocations

slackened grip

slackened tension

slackened pace

slackened hold

slackened pressure

slackened rules

slackened response

slackened effort

slackened standards

slackened demands

Example Sentences

the tension in the rope slackened after the load was removed.

as the sun set, the heat of the day slackened.

his grip on the handle slackened when he got tired.

the storm finally slackened, allowing us to go outside.

she slackened her pace to enjoy the scenery.

the rules were slackened to accommodate more participants.

his enthusiasm for the project slackened over time.

the pressure in the tire slackened after the puncture.

the negotiations slackened as both sides reached an impasse.

the intensity of the training slackened towards the end of the season.

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