Synonyms for air out
air out

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1. air out, air, aerateverb

   expose to fresh air

   "aerate your old sneakers"

   Synonyms:
   send, air, transmit, ventilate, oxygenise, oxygenate, vent, beam, oxygenize, bare, publicize, activate, broadcast, aerate, publicise

2. vent, ventilate, air out, airverb

   expose to cool or cold air so as to cool or freshen

   "air the old winter clothes"; "air out the smoke-filled rooms"

   Synonyms:
   send, air, transmit, ventilate, vent, beam, bare, publicize, give vent, broadcast, aerate, publicise

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1. Steve Vladeck:

   These cases had been closely watched by everyone with financial interests in Puerto Rico because of the potential implications of a ruling that the oversight board Congress created in response to the financial crisis was unconstitutionally created -- and the massive uncertainty such a decision could have caused for all manner of contracts, investments, and debts, by upholding the board's composition, the Supreme Court today has taken the air out of challenges to the board -- such that its work can proceed apace.

2. Shawn Kravetz:

   For the wealthy it was watching the stock market go down 15 percent in the fourth quarter, for government workers, it was weeks of no cash flow and uncertainty. For many it was the uncertainty of the shutdown and what the secondary effects might be to them directly, to their jobs or businesses, or the economy at large ... everyone was touched directly or indirectly. That didn't pop the bubble but certainly let a little air out.

3. John Eric Goff:

   If someone lets a bit of air out of it, it’s going to be a little less massive – it slows down a little bit faster with a little less air than it would do otherwise, the benefit that you would gain from being able to grip the ball in a slick situation outweighs the slight deceleration increase.

4. Robert Reich:

   The people you're drafting into the fight against inflation when you raise interest rates and slow the economy are the most vulnerable, the purpose of raising interest rates is to take the air out of the sails of the economy. If it works, you are by definition are going to have fewer jobs. Even small increases in interest rates, if they have the desired effect, will cause job losses and wage losses.

5. Scott Huffmon:

   There is just not a lot of oxygen left in the room. Donald Trump sucks the air out of any room he walks into.