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relax
verb (relaxes , relaxed , relaxing )
1
a to make (part of the body, muscles, one's grip, etc) less tense, stiff or rigid;
b intr said of muscles, a grip, etc: to become less tense; to become looser or slacker.
2 tr & intr to make or become less tense, nervous or worried.
3 intr said of a person: to become less stiff or formal.
4 tr & intr to give or take rest from work or effort.
5 tr & intr said of discipline, rules, etc: to make or become less strict or severe.
6 to lessen the force, strength or intensity of something relaxed his vigilance .
[15c: from Latin relaxare to loosen]
relaxed adjective .
relaxedly adverb .
relaxing adjective .
verb (relaxes , relaxed , relaxing )
1
a to make (part of the body, muscles, one's grip, etc) less tense, stiff or rigid;
b intr said of muscles, a grip, etc: to become less tense; to become looser or slacker.
2 tr & intr to make or become less tense, nervous or worried.
3 intr said of a person: to become less stiff or formal.
4 tr & intr to give or take rest from work or effort.
5 tr & intr said of discipline, rules, etc: to make or become less strict or severe.
6 to lessen the force, strength or intensity of something relaxed his vigilance .
[15c: from Latin relaxare to loosen]
relaxed adjective .
relaxedly adverb .
relaxing adjective .
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