let up on (someone or something) -Idioms

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let up on (someone or something)

to stop working too hard, to take the pressure off someone or something

The man was told by his doctor to let up on his work schedule or he would become sick.

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let well enough alone

level (something) at (someone)

level with (someone)

license to (do something)

lick (something) into shape

lick one's lips

take the plunge

make a laughingstock of (someone)

clean out (something) or clean (something) out

give (someone) credit for (something)

bump off (someone)

make (someone or something) available to (someone)

on speaking terms with (someone)

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