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cool off

verb as in calm down

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verb as in chill out

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verb as in constrain

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verb as in curb

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verb as in decease

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verb as in kick back

verb as in lull

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verb as in relax

verb as in salve

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verb as in soothe

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Before the raids, Isabel’s family would cool off at a nearby stream, go to air-conditioned shops or grab a raspado, or shaved ice.

"I'm only going out for a swim in the lake in the forest after 18:00, when the weather has started to cool off," he says.

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Hitler believed the German people must never be allowed to “cool off”; on the contrary, they had to be subjected to a perpetual drumbeat.

I also always bring a bandanna to help evade the dust and I will pour cold water on it on a hot day and wrap it around my neck to cool off.

I had to pause it a couple of times to give myself a few moments to cool off.

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