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slackening

noun as in let-up

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Last year — amid a stagnating economy and slackening labor market — it reached record highs.

For Congress to even contemplate a slackening of the regulation that already exists is nothing short of absurd.

And as “Coup” shows, he has finally become something non-controversial, at least up on screen: an artist slackening into repetition and mild inconsequence.

Instead of celebrating, auto executives worried that demand for electric vehicles was slackening, raising questions about their plans to invest tens of billions of dollars to develop new models and build factories.

The slackening suggests the Russian effort to capture Avdiivka has “deflated,” Barabash said.

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

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