Antonyms for re-laxations

Grammar : Noun

Spell : ree-lak-sey-shuhn

Phonetic Transcription : ˌri lækˈseɪ ʃən

Definition of re-laxations

Origin : late 14c., "rupture; mid-15c., "remission of a burden or penalty," from Old French relaxacion (14c.) and directly from Latin relaxationem (nominative relaxatio) "an easing, mitigation, relaxation," noun of action from past participle stem of relaxare (see relax). Meaning "relief from hard work or ordinary cares" is from 1540s.

As in interest : noun attraction, curiosity
As in leisure : noun free time and its activities
As in liberty : noun freedom
As in license : noun abandon, indulgence
As in pastime : noun leisure activity
As in peace : noun calm, serenity
As in play : noun amusement, entertainment
As in quiet : noun calmness, silence
As in recreation : noun sports, games, special interests
As in relaxation : noun entertainment; resting or recovering
As in remission : noun pause; lessening
As in repose : noun restfulness; calm
As in respite : noun pause, suspension in activity
As in rest : noun inactivity
As in libertinism : noun license
As in licentiousness : noun license
As in naturalness : noun ease
As in profligacy : noun license
As in unceremoniousness : noun ease
As in unrestraint : noun ease
As in comfort : noun good feeling; ease
As in détente : noun peace
As in dispensation : noun permission
As in diversion : noun entertainment, recreation
As in ease : noun peace, quiet; lack of difficulty
As in enjoyment : noun delight in something
As in entertainment : noun amusement, pleasure
As in euphoria : noun extreme happiness
As in fun : noun amusement, play
As in hobby : noun pleasurable pastime

Synonyms for re-laxations

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