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decelerate

verb as in slow down

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The International Monetary Fund predicts growth would decelerate worldwide.

Mike Phipps, the city’s contracted geologist, said that overall movement had started to naturally decelerate in August for the first time in months, probably because there hadn’t been rain in the last five months.

The pressure of the thrusters' plume ought to decelerate the rotation rate.

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Economists had been expected it to decelerate but only to 2.4%.

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The poultry industry is evolving toward antibiotic-free production to meet market demands and decelerate the spread, and Penn State researchers are helping to identify and better understand alternative approaches.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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