Relax
volume
British pronunciation/ɹɪlˈæks/
American pronunciation/ɹiˈɫæks/, /ɹɪˈɫæks/

Definition & Meaning of "relax"

to relax
01

to feel less worried or stressed

Intransitive
to relax definition and meaning
02

to loosen or reduce curl or wave pattern in the hair for a straighter or smoother look, often using heat styling tools or techniques

Transitive: to relax hair
03

to make a limb or muscle become less tense or stiff

Transitive: to relax a muscle or limb
04

to loosen or reduce the tightness or firmness of something

Transitive: to relax a grip or knot
05

to reduce or eliminate the tension or pressure from something

Transitive: to relax one's mind
06

to reduce the intensity or speed of an activity or process

Transitive: to relax an activity or process
07

(of a rule, restriction, or policy) to become less strict or more flexible over time

Intransitive
08

to ease or reduce the severity of a rule, restriction, or policy

Transitive: to relax a regulation or policy
09

to become less rigid, serious, or formal

Intransitive

relax

v

relaxant

adj

relaxant

adj

relaxation

n

relaxation

n

relaxed

adj

relaxed

adj
example
Example
On Sundays, I usually relax and do nothing.
He likes to relax in the garden during the evenings.
She went to the spa to relax and get a massage.
After a long day at work, I like to relax with a good book.
After a long day of skiing, they relaxed their muscles in the hotel's traditional Finnish sauna.
download-mobile-app
Download Our Mobile App
Langeek Mobile Application
Download the application
LanGeek
Download LanGeek app
langeek application

Download Mobile App

stars

app store