letup

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letup

The rain showed no letup throughout the afternoon.

Definition

Noun: A period of temporary reduction or cessation in intensity, activity, or force; a pause or lull.

Usage

The noun "letup" describes a noticeable decrease or break in something that is typically continuous, strenuous, or intense. It is often used in contexts involving weather, work, pressure, or noise.

Examples
  • After three days of heavy rain, we finally had a letup in the storm.
  • The workers continued without letup for ten hours.
  • There was a brief letup in the traffic, allowing us to cross the street.
  • The pain continued with no letup.
Advanced Usage
  • "without letup": As a continuous, unceasing action. This is a common adverbial phrase.
    • The machine operated without letup for the entire weekend.
  • "a welcome letup": Emphasizes that the pause or reduction is a relief.
    • The cooler weather provided a welcome letup from the summer heat.
Variants and Related Words
  • Let up (phrasal verb): To diminish, slacken, or cease.
    • The rain finally let up in the afternoon.
Synonyms
  • Lull
  • Respite
  • Pause
  • Break
  • Slackening
  • Abatement
Antonyms
  • Intensification
  • Increase
  • Continuation
Related Phrases
  • No letup in sight: Used to indicate that a difficult or intense situation is expected to continue.
    • With the deadline approaching, there's no letup in sight for the project team.
letup

The rain showed no letup throughout the afternoon.

Noun
  1. a pause during which things are calm or activities are diminished
    • there was never a letup in the noise

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