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relaxed

[ri-lakst] / rɪˈlækst /




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Travelers headed to Melbourne, Australia, for the Formula One Australian Grand Prix will find a city that perfectly blends high-octane sport with a relaxed, coastal-urban lifestyle.

From The Wall Street Journal

So that just made me feel so free, just so relaxed in being Gladys.

From Los Angeles Times

Jonah leaned back against the wall, more relaxed than he’d been in hours.

From Literature

Under current rules, farmers can only shoot wolves if they attack animals inside a protected enclosure -- a restriction centrist President Emmanuel Macron's government said would now be relaxed.

From Barron's

Fast-forward a few years: Today, people and organizations with malicious intent have access to more powerful AI language models – including open-source ones – while social media platforms have relaxed or eliminated moderation efforts.

From Salon