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to ease up on
[phrase form: ease]
01
to soften one's approach by becoming more understanding
02
to reduce the force applied to a particular thing
03
to do or consume less of a particular thing
Example
The teacher decided to ease up on the students during the challenging exam week.
The coach decided to ease up on training after a series of intense sessions.
Recognizing the employee's efforts, the boss chose to ease up on the workload.
Parents often need to ease up on their children, allowing room for mistakes and growth.
The instructor advised the student to ease up on the accelerator, emphasizing the importance of a smoother driving experience.
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