Antonyms for let uplet up

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1. abate, let up, slack off, slack, die awayverb

   become less in amount or intensity

   "The storm abated"; "The rain let up after a few hours"

   Synonyms:
   slack off, slack, ease off, abate, die away, slow up, relax, slacken, slake, slow, slack up, slow down, ease up

2. ease up, ease off, let upverb

   reduce pressure or intensity

   "he eased off the gas pedal and the car slowed down"

   Synonyms:
   slack off, give, flag, ease off, yield, move over, slacken off, abate, give way, slack, die away, ease up

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1. let up

   Synonyms:
   abate, subside, diminish, intermit

How to use let up in a sentence?

1. Wendy Sherman:

   This is an all-hands-on-deck effort and we’re aren’t going to let up.

2. Beth Sanner:

   He's attacking right now because he has a goal. And he's not going to let up on this goal. He's not [ at ] a point in time where he can show this kind of weakness, so he has to keep going, so, the question is does he feel confident enough -- despite his claims of everything being on track. Clearly, that's not the case -- does he feel comfortable enough that he is on the right track that he just sticks with that, or is he feeling more and more cornered ?

3. Karissa Cook:

   Argentina came out really strong and I don't think they ever let up, i think it was just about us staying really gritty and even though we never felt it was beautiful volleyball we were playing we just found a way to score.

4. Harry S. Truman:

   A president either is constantly on top of events or, if he hesitates, events will soon be on top of him. I never felt that I could let up for a moment.

5. Kevin Klein:

   Maybe earlier in the year, you get a bounce like that and you get down on yourself, i thought the resilience our team showed, not to let up, we just turned to each other and said, 'Just keep going.'.

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