English Idioms

Lighten Up

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Lighten Up - to be less serious; to be less; to relax; to be less strict

• My mother needs to lighten up about my grades in school.
• The couch told everyone to lighten up about losing the game.
• Mary needs to lighten up over politics. There is no reason to be so upset.
• We lost the bet. You need to lighten up.
• I crashed my dad's car. He is very upset. I told him to lighten up, because I could of been hurt.
• It was great to see our teacher lighten up after the exam.

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