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wind down
verb as in catch one's breath
verb as in close
verb as in kick back
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verb as in lessen
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verb as in reduce
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verb as in rest
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verb as in slow
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verb as in taper
verb as in taper/taper off
verb as in terminate
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verb as in unwind
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verb as in wane
Example Sentences
In a subsequent bankruptcy-court filing, Marriott said: “Sonder collected tens of millions of dollars in advance payments for reservations it now admits it will never honor, spent weeks on a failed restructuring without any contingency plan, and failed to reserve sufficient liquidity to support an orderly wind-down.”
That’s the administration’s strategy for wind-down, and it’s smart.
“I’ve started to think a lot about how the world is so focused on productivity. We’re focused on the waking world. It’s all about the morning routine. But we don’t really talk about the wind-down,” Equihua says.
It was only reasonable to expect some doldrums after the wind-down of the Big Three.
It’s kind of like my wind-down.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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