SWR: word for a regulation that relaxes something
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The sentence is:
This implies there might be a certain degree of __________ for
outbound flows.
I want to say "relaxation" but that sounds to evocative of sitting on the sofa watching tv kind of relaxation. Is there a better choice that has a similar meaning as relaxation but is implying a regulatory context?
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asked May 8 at 8:55
Arash HowaidaArash Howaida
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The sentence is:
This implies there might be a certain degree of __________ for
outbound flows.
I want to say "relaxation" but that sounds to evocative of sitting on the sofa watching tv kind of relaxation. Is there a better choice that has a similar meaning as relaxation but is implying a regulatory context?
single-word-requests
asked May 8 at 8:55
Arash HowaidaArash Howaida
504213
Just a synonym of relaxation in that context (not a word to fill in the blank): vocabulary.com/dictionary/liberalization.
– KannE
May 8 at 15:31
1
What is needed is more in the way of context. The most appropriate word might, for all we know BE 'relaxation'. It is a perfectly normal word to express, for example, the reduction of restrictions. So we need is of what the flows might be relaxed, please.
– Tuffy
May 8 at 16:15
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The sentence is:
This implies there might be a certain degree of __________ for
outbound flows.
I want to say "relaxation" but that sounds to evocative of sitting on the sofa watching tv kind of relaxation. Is there a better choice that has a similar meaning as relaxation but is implying a regulatory context?
single-word-requests
asked May 8 at 8:55
Arash HowaidaArash Howaida
504213
The sentence is:
This implies there might be a certain degree of __________ for
outbound flows.
I want to say "relaxation" but that sounds to evocative of sitting on the sofa watching tv kind of relaxation. Is there a better choice that has a similar meaning as relaxation but is implying a regulatory context?
single-word-requests
single-word-requests
asked May 8 at 8:55
Arash HowaidaArash Howaida
504213
asked May 8 at 8:55
Arash HowaidaArash Howaida
504213
asked May 8 at 8:55
Arash HowaidaArash Howaida
504213
asked May 8 at 8:55
Arash HowaidaArash Howaida
504213
asked May 8 at 8:55
Arash HowaidaArash Howaida
504213
504213
Just a synonym of relaxation in that context (not a word to fill in the blank): vocabulary.com/dictionary/liberalization.
– KannE
May 8 at 15:31
1
What is needed is more in the way of context. The most appropriate word might, for all we know BE 'relaxation'. It is a perfectly normal word to express, for example, the reduction of restrictions. So we need is of what the flows might be relaxed, please.
– Tuffy
May 8 at 16:15
add a comment |
Just a synonym of relaxation in that context (not a word to fill in the blank): vocabulary.com/dictionary/liberalization.
– KannE
May 8 at 15:31
1
What is needed is more in the way of context. The most appropriate word might, for all we know BE 'relaxation'. It is a perfectly normal word to express, for example, the reduction of restrictions. So we need is of what the flows might be relaxed, please.
– Tuffy
May 8 at 16:15
Just a synonym of relaxation in that context (not a word to fill in the blank): vocabulary.com/dictionary/liberalization.
– KannE
May 8 at 15:31
Just a synonym of relaxation in that context (not a word to fill in the blank): vocabulary.com/dictionary/liberalization.
– KannE
May 8 at 15:31
1
1
What is needed is more in the way of context. The most appropriate word might, for all we know BE 'relaxation'. It is a perfectly normal word to express, for example, the reduction of restrictions. So we need is of what the flows might be relaxed, please.
– Tuffy
May 8 at 16:15
What is needed is more in the way of context. The most appropriate word might, for all we know BE 'relaxation'. It is a perfectly normal word to express, for example, the reduction of restrictions. So we need is of what the flows might be relaxed, please.
– Tuffy
May 8 at 16:15
add a comment |
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Leeway. Merriam-Webster:
2 : an allowable margin of freedom or variation : tolerance
The new rules allow managers greater leeway in making decisions.
Leeway expresses the discretion a worker has, especially in the face of procedures, policies, or regulations.
Hence:
This implies there might be a certain degree of leeway for outbound flows.
answered May 8 at 13:03
TaliesinMerlinTaliesinMerlin
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...and synonyms: slack, freedom, latitude, looseness, leniency.
– Mitch
May 8 at 13:35
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Leeway. Merriam-Webster:
2 : an allowable margin of freedom or variation : tolerance
The new rules allow managers greater leeway in making decisions.
Leeway expresses the discretion a worker has, especially in the face of procedures, policies, or regulations.
Hence:
This implies there might be a certain degree of leeway for outbound flows.
answered May 8 at 13:03
TaliesinMerlinTaliesinMerlin
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...and synonyms: slack, freedom, latitude, looseness, leniency.
– Mitch
May 8 at 13:35
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Leeway. Merriam-Webster:
2 : an allowable margin of freedom or variation : tolerance
The new rules allow managers greater leeway in making decisions.
Leeway expresses the discretion a worker has, especially in the face of procedures, policies, or regulations.
Hence:
This implies there might be a certain degree of leeway for outbound flows.
answered May 8 at 13:03
TaliesinMerlinTaliesinMerlin
10.5k2042
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...and synonyms: slack, freedom, latitude, looseness, leniency.
– Mitch
May 8 at 13:35
add a comment |
Leeway. Merriam-Webster:
2 : an allowable margin of freedom or variation : tolerance
The new rules allow managers greater leeway in making decisions.
Leeway expresses the discretion a worker has, especially in the face of procedures, policies, or regulations.
Hence:
This implies there might be a certain degree of leeway for outbound flows.
answered May 8 at 13:03
TaliesinMerlinTaliesinMerlin
10.5k2042
Leeway. Merriam-Webster:
2 : an allowable margin of freedom or variation : tolerance
The new rules allow managers greater leeway in making decisions.
Leeway expresses the discretion a worker has, especially in the face of procedures, policies, or regulations.
Hence:
This implies there might be a certain degree of leeway for outbound flows.
answered May 8 at 13:03
TaliesinMerlinTaliesinMerlin
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answered May 8 at 13:03
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answered May 8 at 13:03
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answered May 8 at 13:03
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...and synonyms: slack, freedom, latitude, looseness, leniency.
– Mitch
May 8 at 13:35
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...and synonyms: slack, freedom, latitude, looseness, leniency.
– Mitch
May 8 at 13:35
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...and synonyms: slack, freedom, latitude, looseness, leniency.
– Mitch
May 8 at 13:35
...and synonyms: slack, freedom, latitude, looseness, leniency.
– Mitch
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Just a synonym of relaxation in that context (not a word to fill in the blank): vocabulary.com/dictionary/liberalization.
– KannE
May 8 at 15:31
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What is needed is more in the way of context. The most appropriate word might, for all we know BE 'relaxation'. It is a perfectly normal word to express, for example, the reduction of restrictions. So we need is of what the flows might be relaxed, please.
– Tuffy
May 8 at 16:15