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to flatten out
[phrase form: flatten]
01
to reach a point where growth or upward movement ceases, resulting in a stable or consistent level
Example
The stock market 's upward trend finally flattened out, leading to stability in investment values.
In recent years, the demand for the product has flattened out, resulting in stable sales figures.
The housing market prices have flattened out, making it a more affordable time to buy a home.
02
to gradually become flat, smooth, or level
Example
Over time, the sand dunes naturally flatten out due to wind and weather.
When the dough rises during baking, it will eventually flatten out in the oven.
The road was bumpy at first, but it began to flatten out as we approached the city.
03
to remove wrinkles or bumps and make something completely flat or level
Example
The construction crew worked hard to flatten out the surface of the road.
After sewing, she had to flatten out the fabric to prepare it for cutting.
She used an iron to flatten out the wrinkles in her dress.
Example
The stock market's upward trend finally flattened out, leading to stability in investment values.
In recent years, the demand for the product has flattened out, resulting in stable sales figures.
The housing market prices have flattened out, making it a more affordable time to buy a home.
After several years of rapid expansion, the company's profits began to flatten out.
Her weight loss progress flattened out, and she maintained a steady, healthy weight.
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