Moderate as in ebb To relax or reduce in intensity, often by decreasing effort or pressure. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Ease Off'
As the storm started to ease off, the sun emerged from behind the clouds.
As the traffic began to ease off, commuters found their journey home much smoother.
The teacher noticed the students' stress and suggested they ease off on the intense study sessions before exams.
Feeling the tension in the room, he decided to ease off the debate topic to maintain a friendly discussion.
The captain instructed the sailors to ease off on the sails as they approached the calm waters of the harbor.
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