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lets off time
as in
reprieve
Synonyms for
lets off time
abate
absolve
allay
alleviate
amnesty
excuse
forgive
mitigate
palliate
pardon
postpone
remit
respite
grant a stay
let go
let off
let off the hook
let off this time
let up on
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Antonyms for
lets off time
accuse
aggravate
blame
charge
condemn
forward
hold
increase
intensify
magnify
punish
worsen
accusation
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Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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desideratum
noun
|
[dih-sid-
uh
-
rey
-t
uh
m, -
rah
-, -zid- ]
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