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Synonym for "slack"

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The synonym slack synonymous definition words:
slack [verb]
means "neglect"
malinger, shirk, skulk
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slack [verb]
means "abate"
mitigate, reduce, moderate, relax, slacken
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slack [noun]
means "loosening"
relaxation, decrease, laziness, indolence, slowing, negligence
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slack [adjective]
means "relaxed"
loose, lax, limp, baggy
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slack [adjective]
means "quiet"
idle, inactive, blunted, dull
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slack [adjective]
means "lazy"
inattentive, indolent, sluggish, remiss, lingering, slow, negligent
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slack [adjective]
means "flabby"
weak, soft, limp, flaccid
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abatement [noun]
means "decline"
ebb, fading, sinking, slack, way
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baggy [adjective]
means "relaxed"
loose, lax, limp, slack
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careless [adjective]
means "inattentive"
slack
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culpable [adjective]
means "failing in duty"
slack, tardy, censurable, delinquent, derelict
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decrease [noun]
means "reduction"
remission, abatement, shrinkage, slack, contraction, decline
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delinquent [adjective]
means "failing in duty"
slack, tardy, censurable, culpable, derelict
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dormant [adjective]
means "asleep"
silent, fallow, comatose, slack, inactive, lethargic
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dull [adjective]
means "property"
sombre, fat, inactive, sad, inanimate, slack
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ease off [verb]
means "ease"
relax, slack, slacken, loosen, loose, lax
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fading [noun]
means "decline"
ebb, abatement, sinking, slack, way
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flaccid [adjective]
means "infirm"
loose, slack, pliant, soft, limp, formative
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inattentive [adjective]
means "careless"
slack
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laziness [noun]
means "loosening"
relaxation, decrease, slack, indolence, slowing, negligence
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limp [adjective]
means "infirm"
loose, slack, pliant, soft, flaccid, formative
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lingering [adjective]
means "lazy"
indolent, sluggish, remiss, slack, slow, negligent
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loose [verb]
means "activity"
ease, relax, slack, slacken, loosen, ease off
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loose [adjective]
means "property"
slack, baggy, flabby
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loose [adjective]
means "behaviour"
careless, heedless, lax, negligent, slack, relaxed
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shirk [verb]
means "neglect"
malinger, slack, skulk
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shrinkage [noun]
means "reduction"
remission, abatement, decrease, slack, contraction, decline
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sinking [noun]
means "decline"
ebb, fading, abatement, slack, way
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slothful [adjective]
means "lazy"
inactive, slow, sluggish, idle, slack, negligent
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slovenly [adjective]
means "inattentive"
slack
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slow [adjective]
means "behaviour"
lazy, inactive, slothful, sluggish, idle, slack
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soft [adjective]
means "property"
weak, flaccid, flabby, fat, lax, slack
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still [verb]
means "stop"
stall, arrest, lull, slack
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tardy [adjective]
means "late"
overdue, belated, dilatory, slack, slow, backward
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untied [adjective]
means "unfastened"
slack
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slacken [verb]
means "restrain"
bridle, control, curb, subdue, check, repress
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slacken [verb]
means "neglect"
defer, fail
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slacken [verb]
means "decrease"
retard, abate, mitigate, reduce, diminish, weaken, lessen
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slackness [noun]
means "extravagance"
neglect, carelessness, improvidence, waste, folly, wastefulness
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abatement [noun]
means "lessening"
alleviation, decrease, diminution, mitigation, slackening
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alleviation [noun]
means "lessening"
abatement, decrease, diminution, mitigation, slackening
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bridle [verb]
means "restrain"
repress, check, slacken, control, curb, govern
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curb [verb]
means "check"
restrict, bridle, retard, slacken, impede, stay
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cut back [verb]
means "taper off"
diminish, dwindle, attenuate, cut down, abate, slacken
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defer [verb]
means "delay"
slacken, adjourn, shelve, hold off, suspend, waive
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diminution [noun]
means "lessening"
alleviation, decrease, abatement, mitigation, slackening
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hold off [verb]
means "delay"
slacken, adjourn, shelve, defer, suspend, waive
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improvidence [noun]
means "extravagance"
neglect, carelessness, slackness, waste, folly, wastefulness
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licence [noun]
means "freedom"
laxity, liberty, looseness, slackness, arrogance, latitude
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loosen [verb]
means "become unbound"
relax, slacken, ease, go slack
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loosening [noun]
means "abatement"
slackening, lessening, diminishing, relaxation, decrease, moderation
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mitigation [noun]
means "lessening"
alleviation, decrease, diminution, abatement, slackening
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reduction [noun]
means "alleviation"
relaxation, mitigation, relief, decrease, slackening, abatement
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relax [verb]
means "action"
slacken, loosen, recline, repose, rest, unwind
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relaxation [noun]
means "abatement"
slackening, lessening, diminishing, loosening, decrease, moderation
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remit [verb]
means "relay"
abate, diminish, relax, slacken
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repress [verb]
means "restrain"
bridle, check, slacken, control, curb, govern
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slow-down [noun]
means "slack"
slackening, retardation
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slowdown [noun]
means "slack"
slackening, slow-up, retardation
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taper off [verb]
means "cut back"
diminish, dwindle, attenuate, cut down, abate, slacken
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unbend [verb]
means "relax"
loosen, be informal, slacken, become more natural
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