WEAKEN vs SLACKEN: NOUN
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- A spongy, semivitrifled substance which miners or smelters mix with the ores of metals to prevent their fusion.
- The slags or cinder from previous fusions, used in smelting operations to mix with natural ores and to retard fusion of the ores until reduction shall have proceeded to the desired point.
WEAKEN vs SLACKEN: VERB
- Destroy property or hinder normal operations
- Lessen in force or effect
- Reduce the level or intensity or size or scope of
- Lessen the strength of
- To make weaker.
- To become weaker.
- Become weaker
- Make slack as by lessening tension or firmness
- Become looser or slack
- Become slow or slower
- To gradually decrease in intensity or tautness; to become slack.
- To make slack, less taut, or less intense.
- Make less active or fast
WEAKEN vs SLACKEN: INTRANSITIVE VERB
- To become weak or weaker; to lose strength, spirit, or determination; to become less positive or resolute.
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WEAKEN vs SLACKEN: TRANSITIVE VERB
- To reduce in quality, strength, or spirit.
- To make weak; to lessen the strength of; to deprive of strength; to debilitate; to enfeeble; to enervate.
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WEAKEN vs SLACKEN: OTHER WORD TYPES
- To make weak or weaker; lesson or reduce the strength, power, ability, influence, or quality of: as, to weaken the body or the mind; to weaken a solution or infusion by dilution; to weaken the force of an argument.
- To become weak or weaker: as, he weakens from day to day.
- (transitive; intransitive verb) To make or become weak or weaker.
- To be or become remiss in or neglectful of; remit; relax: as, to slacken labor or exertion.
- To abate; moderate; lessen; diminish the intensity, severity, rate, etc., of; hence, to mitigate; assuage; relieve: as, to slacken one's pace; to slacken cares.
- To make slack or slacker.
- To become remiss or neglectful, as of duty.
- To become less active; fall off: as, trade slackened; the demand slackens; prices slacken
- To become slack.
- (transitive; intransitive verb) To make or become slower; slow down.
- (transitive; intransitive verb) To make or become less tense, taut, or firm; loosen.
- (transitive; intransitive verb) To make or become less vigorous, intense, or severe; ease.
WEAKEN vs SLACKEN: RELATED WORDS
- Undercut, Worsen, Diminish, Erode, De escalate, Step down, Countermine, Damp, Break, Counteract, Sabotage, Subvert, Soften, Dampen, Undermine
- Letup, Relax, Diminish, Loosen, Abate, Waver, Relent, Weaken, Wane, Slack up, Slow up, Slow down, Remit, Slack, Slow
WEAKEN vs SLACKEN: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Hamper, Hinder, Cripple, Undercut, Worsen, Diminish, Erode, Countermine, Damp, Break, Counteract, Subvert, Soften, Dampen, Undermine
- Detach, Lessen, Decrease, Loose, Letup, Relax, Diminish, Loosen, Abate, Weaken, Slow up, Slow down, Remit, Slack, Slow
WEAKEN vs SLACKEN: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- There are traumas in life that weaken us.
- Stretching the truth will only weaken your case.
- Muscles tend to shorten and weaken with age.
- It can even weaken the entire immune system.
- Virtually all knots weaken line in various degrees.
- All of that can weaken your lash lift.
- Farm laws will weaken mandi system: Sharad Pawar.
- So using the with end with, we can delete their sweetened delete this weaken, Delete this weaken.
- Gaonic authority and caliphal authority were, the ga on implied, bound up with each other: weaken one and you weaken the other.
- To weaken one is to weaken the other.
- Alternatively if using a lever adjuster, lift lever and slacken the harness.
- It is age to nave on an Indian Slacken declaration in prop up of weight loss.
- It is call a truce to middle on an Indian Slacken account after largeness loss.
- Give me excess of it; that suffering, The pace may slacken, and so die.
- Slacken up on beau brummell; your lilliputian secret is sound and ring with me.
- She doesn't expect employers' demand for her graduates to slacken anytime soon.
- You simply cannot slacken off when it comes to research.
- Slacken not thy riding for me except I bid thee.
- As Hester took over, the pace did not slacken.
- Carefully slacken and then remove the spring compressors.
WEAKEN vs SLACKEN: QUESTIONS
- Did Lebanese voters vote tactically to weaken Hezbollah?
- Does urbanization weaken human connection to nature?
- Does storytelling strengthen or weaken an attraction?
- Does celebrity endorsement weaken the Vampire Effect?
- Does punishment strengthen or weaken stimulus response?
- Does elevated testosterone weaken the immune system?
- Does devolution strengthen or weaken the Constitution?
- Does alcohol weaken the effectiveness of antibiotics?
- Does rationalization weaken or strengthen relationships?
- Will the missile strikes on Syria weaken Assad or weaken him?
- Where does the word slacken come from in the Qur'an?
- How much can you slacken your head angle with a headset?
- Why did Tony Iommi slacken the strings on his guitar?
- What happens when you tighten or slacken your banjo head?