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Filter by Meaning The hotel didn't slacken the safety guidelines during the pandemic.
The airline didn't slacken the carry-on luggage rules despite passengers' requests.
The restaurant manager decided to slacken the dress code for the staff.
The parent decided to slacken the curfew for their teenager.
The government decided to slacken the visa requirements for foreign tourists.
She noticed the muscles in his face slacken as he fell asleep.
He tried to slacken his pace as he was getting tired.
The muscles in her legs began to slacken after running for an hour.
She had to slacken the belt on her dress after the big dinner.
The demand for the product started to slacken as competitors entered the market.
The company decided to slacken the dress code policy.
The audience's attention began to slacken as the speaker went on for too long.
The rain started to slacken after a few hours.
The muscles in his legs began to slacken after a long hike.
She felt the tension in her muscles slacken as she relaxed in the hot bath.
I asked my friend to slacken the grip on my arm.
She felt her enthusiasm slacken as the day wore on.
The orchestra conductor gestured for the musicians to slacken the tempo.
The chef asked the line cooks to slacken the heat on the stove to prevent the food from burning.
The company's productivity began to slacken due to the lack of motivation amongst employees.
The teacher noticed the students' attention begin to slacken towards the end of the lecture.
The volunteer's commitment to the cause began to slacken after months of hard work.
The support for the candidate began to slacken as more scandals emerged.
The wind began to slacken as the storm subsided.
The artist's creativity seemed to slacken as they faced a creative block.
The enthusiasm of the audience began to slacken as the concert went on.
The drummer's beat began to slacken during the slow ballad.
The tension between the two countries finally began to slacken.
The enthusiasm for the project began to slacken after the team encountered some difficulties.
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