VERB
- become less intense
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move in order to make room for someone for something
`Move over,' he told the crowd
The park gave way to a supermarket -
reduce pressure or intensity
he eased off the gas pedal and the car slowed down
How To Use ease up In A Sentence
- The situation should ease up now that the two countries are prepared to talk.
- He gave me a prescription and advised me to ease up on work.
- He told supporters not to ease up even though he's leading in the presidential race.
- He told supporters not to ease up even though he's leading in the presidential race.
- The doctor told him to ease up.
- Just relax and ease up a little.
- The sides of the strickle are smeared with grease upon which fine gritty sand is sprinkled freely; nothing gives a better edge to a scythe than this.
- While the previous version uses Intel's 800MHz FSB, the Pro release ups that to 1066MHz.
- Oh, and a lot of recent peacy stuff, which I may have to ease up on; I'm just cream-crackered, frankly.
- It'seemed the storm would never ease up.
