let up

verb

1. to diminish, slacken, or stop
2. informal.
   foll by on to be less harsh (towards someone)

noun

1. informal.
   a lessening or abatement

Example Sentences

"That was quite the match. Wang is an incredible opponent and she never lets up. She is so talented and full credit to her," said Boulter after the win.

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Demand for Yeezy products did not let up even after the furore, with many Yeezy trainers doing well in the resale market and selling for hundreds - and sometimes thousands - of pounds.

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The college say there has been “chronic” pressure on A&Es over the last two years that shows no sign of letting up as winter approaches.

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"The sense of awe became almost tiring as it never let up," he reflects.

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Vance and Trumps’ comments have brought a flurry of attention on this city that has only just started to let up.

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