Synonyms for Taking edge:
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v.
• lull
- abate
, - allay
, - balm
, - becalm
, - cease
, - chill out
, - compose
, - cool
, - cool off
, - decrease
, - die down
, - diminish
, - dwindle
, - ebb
, - fall
, - hush
, - lay back
, - let up
, - lullaby
, - moderate
, - pacify
, - put a lid on
, - qualify
, - quell
, - quiet
, - quiet down
, - settle
, - slacken
, - soft-pedal
, - soothe
, - still
, - stroke
, - subdue
, - subside
, - take it easy
, - take the edge
, - take the sting out
, - temper
, - tranquilize
, - wane
.
What are the hypernyms for Taking edge?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for taking edge?
Taking edge can have different meanings depending on the context, but its antonyms refer to not being at the forefront or being behind. One opposite is lagging, which means falling behind or being slower compared to others. Another antonym is following, which refers to going after someone or something, rather than leading or taking the lead. Lastly, retreating can be an antonym for taking the edge, which means withdrawing or going back to a previous position. When considering taking edge in terms of being innovative, its opposite could be conventional or traditional, meaning that it adheres to established norms and practices rather than paving the way for change.
What are the antonyms for Taking edge?
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v.
• lull
- aggravate
, - agitate
, - arouse
, - continue
, - develop
, - disturb
, - energize
, - enlarge
, - excite
, - expand
, - extend
, - grow
, - incite
, - increase
, - intensify
, - irritate
, - move
, - prolong
, - raise
, - rise
, - start
, - upset
, - win
.
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