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relax

[ri-laks] / rɪˈlæks /




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The cells produced much less nitric oxide, which helps blood vessels relax and widen, and more endothelin-1, which causes vessels to tighten.

From Science Daily

Wealthy skiers are spending big on custom spaces where they can relax and get toasty after a day on the slopes.

From The Wall Street Journal

Here, both Coppola and Jacobs are more relaxed than they have been in either of their respective fields in years.

From Salon

It is a popular tourist destination for Iranians thanks to its rare UNESCO-listed rock formations, turquoise waters, mangroves and relaxed atmosphere.

From Barron's

As a result, Italy - and other European nations - had to relax their quota regulations, which led to an influx of overseas players heading to Serie A towards the end of the century.

From BBC