letup
noun[U]
us/ˈlet̬ˌʌp/thestoppingorslowingdown of something that isunpleasant:
Since themallwasbuilt, there’s been no letup intraffic.
Examplesofletup
letup
There is noletup, no amusements, no alcohol, no nothing—just work and work.
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There's littleletupin the action, and suspense angles are kept constantly to the forefront.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The first mode of preservation entertained is procreation, which is urged withoutletupin the first fourteen poems and twice again.
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