to unlax
- verb
- /ʌnˈlæks/
- Archaic
- After a long week of work, I like to take a bath to unlax and unwind.
Examples
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The calming music helped him to unlax after a stressful day.
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You should unlax after a long day at work.
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A hot drink by the fire is just what I need to unlax.
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She advised her students to unlax before the big exam.
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She unlaxed her muscles during the yoga session.
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She suggested that I meditate for a few minutes to unlax my mind.
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Listening to soft music can help you unlax and feel more at ease.
Synonyms
To make or become less tight
Become relaxed and less tense after work or a stressful time
To relax and become less nervous or tense
Relax and become less tense after work or stress
To make something less tight or set something free
To make muscles or nerves feel less tight after stress
Make a tense person or situation feel more relaxed
Make a rope or line less tight
To make something less tight or free it from something holding it
To free a part of your body from a tight painful position
Make a sound in a word weaker or reduce force in a part of an object
Antonyms
How Relaxed
- Informal
- Archaic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unlax combines the prefix un- meaning 'remove' or 'reverse' and lax meaning 'loose', the same root you see in relax. So unlax literally means to 'make loose' or 'let go of tension', which is why it means to become or make someone relaxed.