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Often used in the same context:
falter,
stagnate,
wane,
weaken,
intensify,
relent,
decelerate,
tighten,
dampen,
waver,
abate,
slows,
wither,
depress,
deteriorate,
loosen,
subside,
dwindle,
outstrip,
shrivel,
sag,
outpace,
hamper,
creep,
worsen,
fizzle,
burgeon,
constrict,
taper,
persist,
erode,
ebbing,
crimp,
crumble,
diminish,
rise,
resurge,
stifle,
flatten,
shrink,
sputter,
recede,
steepen,
gnaw,
slip,
soar,
continue,
unpeg,
prevail,
deadens,
deflate,
hinder,
depreciate,
constrain,
capitulate,
stiffen,
droop,
quickening,
evaporate,
downshift,
slacking,
curtail,
linger,
wilt,
succumb,
cools,
overtake,
softening,
curdle,
curbed,
overwhelm,
fluctuate,
fade,
disintegrate,
quieten,
calcify,
unhinge,
hobble,
overdo,
dissipate,
smolder,
sustain,
dawdle,
countervailed,
suffocate,
lag,
splutter,
moderating,
shatter,
ossify,
petering,
accelerate,
impede,
dictate,
skyrocket,
harden,
vanish,
choke,
damps,
buckle,
overshoot,
clench,
contrary,
abated,
admits,
alter,
attainable,
avails,
be,
breaks,
cease,
chargeable,
commensurate,
correspond,
damp,
decreasing,
deviate,
diminishes,
direction,
doctrinaire,
expenditure
More specific:
douse,
dowse
Appears in the definition of:
douse,
dowse
More general:
decrease,
lessen,
minify,
weaken
Synonyms:
remit,
slack,
slack up,
slow,
slow down,
slow up
Also try:
— Adjectives for slacken:
fire,
swiss,
wise,
current,
wind,
little,
least,
rate
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