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ease off

VERB
  1. become less intense
  2. reduce pressure or intensity
    he eased off the gas pedal and the car slowed down

How To Use ease off In A Sentence

  • Similarly you can ease off the power and use momentum to get you up the next hill. Times, Sunday Times
  • It is impossible to ease off in storm.
  • After the injection her pain began to ease off.
  • Controversial proposals to increase off-street car parking charges by five per cent are also on the table.
  • Maybe your concerns will ease off. The Sun
  • The border agreement was signed, the tension between the two countries began to ease off.
  • Now that my boy is back at school, I can ease off.
  • The border agreement was signed, the tension between the two countries began to ease off.
  • As he grows he will become less supple and the pains will ease off. Times, Sunday Times
  • The white goods giant is facing industrial action over a 1.5 per cent pay increase offer. The Sun
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