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Phrasal verbs meaning stop being consistent in doing something?

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I would like to know some commonly-used phrasal verbs referring to the action of stop being consistent in doing something. A phrasal verb that sounds natural and can be used in the following context.

e.g. I started to work out four times a week last spring, I was doing great,but I (gradually stopped doing so) lately.

Thanks for your help!

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I would like to know some commonly-used phrasal verbs referring to the action of stop being consistent in doing something. A phrasal verb that sounds natural and can be used in the following context.

e.g. I started to work out four times a week last spring, I was doing great,but I (gradually stopped doing so) lately.

Thanks for your help!

phrases phrase-requests

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ed portmaned portman

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I would like to know some commonly-used phrasal verbs referring to the action of stop being consistent in doing something. A phrasal verb that sounds natural and can be used in the following context.

e.g. I started to work out four times a week last spring, I was doing great,but I (gradually stopped doing so) lately.

Thanks for your help!

phrases phrase-requests

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asked Mar 22 at 5:10

ed portmaned portman

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There are so many:

• Stay away from




• Get out of




• Duck out of/Wriggle out of/ flinch from/ abstain from and refrain from.

Any one will do. But if you are still in the process, write

• Cut down




• Bring down




• Shave off




• Whittle away.

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Barid Baran AcharyaBarid Baran Acharya

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There are so many:

• Stay away from




• Get out of




• Duck out of/Wriggle out of/ flinch from/ abstain from and refrain from.

Any one will do. But if you are still in the process, write

• Cut down




• Bring down




• Shave off




• Whittle away.

share|improve this answer

edited Mar 22 at 7:10

answered Mar 22 at 6:59

Barid Baran AcharyaBarid Baran Acharya

1,988613

add a comment | 

0

There are so many:

• Stay away from




• Get out of




• Duck out of/Wriggle out of/ flinch from/ abstain from and refrain from.

Any one will do. But if you are still in the process, write

• Cut down




• Bring down




• Shave off




• Whittle away.

share|improve this answer

edited Mar 22 at 7:10

answered Mar 22 at 6:59

Barid Baran AcharyaBarid Baran Acharya

1,988613

add a comment | 

There are so many:

• Stay away from




• Get out of




• Duck out of/Wriggle out of/ flinch from/ abstain from and refrain from.

Any one will do. But if you are still in the process, write

• Cut down




• Bring down




• Shave off




• Whittle away.

share|improve this answer

edited Mar 22 at 7:10

answered Mar 22 at 6:59

Barid Baran AcharyaBarid Baran Acharya

1,988613

share|improve this answer

edited Mar 22 at 7:10

answered Mar 22 at 6:59

Barid Baran AcharyaBarid Baran Acharya

1,988613

answered Mar 22 at 6:59

Barid Baran AcharyaBarid Baran Acharya

1,988613

answered Mar 22 at 6:59

Barid Baran AcharyaBarid Baran Acharya

1,988613