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[Verb] | "de-es*ca*late" | \ (ˌ)dē-ˈe-skə-ˌlāt \
1: limit
2: to decrease in extent, volume, or scope
Origin: 1964 ;
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(2) - { de-escalate } : ( ✔ )Innoffensive?
[Verb] | "de-escalate"
1: to make smaller in amount, volume, or extent;
* e.g., " ... first, the mediator tried to de-escalate the tension in the room "
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# 1 - { That De-Escalated Quickly:11965240 }
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[ "That De-Escalated Quickly" ]
1: When something shocking happens and someone reaction escalates quickly, but then they dial it back almost immediately.
* e.g., ... Me: I have more followers than you now, lol.
# 2 - { De-escalator:17901027 }
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[ "De-escalator" ]
1: An escalator that goes down
* e.g., ... “I’m in london and I’m about to go down the de-escalator”
“Look there’s a funny advert on the side of the de-escalator
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