to gradually stop or become less: At last the rain began to ease up.

How do you use ease up in a sentence?

(1) Ease up, you're going too fast! (2) Ask the children on the end to ease up ; some more people want to sit down. (3) The doctor told him to ease up. (4) It'seemed the storm would never ease up.

What does not ease up mean?

phrasal verb. If you ease up, you start to make less effort. He told supporters not to ease up even though he's leading in the presidential race. See full dictionary entry for ease.