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phase sth out
— phrasal verb with phase /feɪz/ verb [T often passive]Definition
(Definition of phase sth out from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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phase noun
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SMART Thesaurus: Becoming and making smaller or less
Synonyms and related words:
- a nip (here) and a tuck (there) idiom
- absorb verb (TAKE IN)
- attenuate verb
- axe verb
- bite into sth phrasal verb
- boil sth down phrasal verb
- compress verb
- contraction noun (REDUCTION)
- let sth down phrasal verb (AIR)
- let-up noun
- lower verb (REDUCE)
- make a hole in sth idiom
- miniaturization noun
- shave sth off sth phrasal verb
- shrivel verb
- slash verb
- slim sth down phrasal verb
- slip verb (VALUE)
- slippage noun
- telescope verb
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