"Slacken" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Slacken" Meaning

To become or make something less tight or severe; to reduce the force or pressure of something.

Example: "The tightness in my muscles began to slacken after a long hot shower."

"Slacken" Examples

Here are 5 usage examples of the word "slacken":

1. Verb - to become less strict or severe

The government was forced to slacken its strict regulations in order to boost the economy.

2. Verb - to become less enthusiastic or energetic

Her voice slackened when she was asked to give a presentation in front of the entire class.

3. Verb - to decrease in speed, amount, or intensity

The winds began to slacken as a storm moved away from the coast.

4. Verb - to loosen in tension

The tight strings on the guitar slackened after being played for several hours.

5. Verb - to become less effective or efficient

The team's performance began to slacken under the leadership of the new coach.

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