slacked Definition
- 1to become or make something become less active, vigorous, or intense
- 2to be lazy or neglectful in doing something
Using slacked: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "slacked" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The wind slacked off as the storm passed.
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He slacked his pace to let me catch up.
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She was slacking at work and not meeting her deadlines.
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Don't slack on your studies if you want to pass the exam.
slacked Synonyms and Antonyms
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Summary: slacked in Brief
'Slacked' [slakt] means to become less active, vigorous, or intense, or to be lazy or neglectful in doing something. It can refer to physical movement, as in 'He slacked his pace to let me catch up,' or to work, as in 'She was slacking at work and not meeting her deadlines.' Synonyms include 'relax,' 'loosen,' and 'ease up,' while antonyms include 'intensify,' 'accelerate,' and 'hurry.'
