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relax

[ri-laks] / rɪˈlæks /




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Rasheed can do a pretty great British accent and boasts a relaxed and natural confidence honed from starring in his own comedy skits on YouTube.

From Los Angeles Times

The students' union, once a space made for students to relax in between lectures and tutorials, has now become a lifeline for some, O'Rawe added.

From BBC

Real Madrid and England defender Trent Alexander-Arnold said Vinicius had been his usual self before the fixture, "very chilled" and "very relaxed".

From BBC

Unlike Handsome, for example, who was relaxed in both musk ox and non–musk ox interactions, C.C. could never quite grasp what was expected.

From Literature

The company has until Friday to relax its usage policies.

From The Wall Street Journal