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wind down
verb as in catch one's breath
verb as in close
verb as in kick back
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verb as in lessen
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verb as in reduce
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verb as in rest
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verb as in slow
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verb as in taper
verb as in taper/taper off
verb as in terminate
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verb as in unwind
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verb as in wane
Example Sentences
As combat operations in Afghanistan wind down, so too does the main driver of NATO defense cooperation.
Obama in many ways has sought to wind down that war in his second term.
Many artists wind down in their twilight years, but not Matisse.
When things go dark, our body begins to wind down and prepare for sleep.
This time, however, it might not be so easy to wind down the crisis.
My house stands on the side of a hill, and the cocoanut trees wind down to the shore.
Away they sped like the wind down the smooth road, through a leafless forest.
Soon he began to wind down the glaring chalk-track, and reached grass levels.
I saw their gaunt figures wind down the valley, and watched them till they disappeared in the distance.
Then we reach leetle stream south of woods, stream wind down through Payson.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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