What is another word for go easy on?
Pronunciation:
[ ɡˌə͡ʊ ˈiːzi ˈɒn], [ ɡˌəʊ ˈiːzi ˈɒn], [ ɡ_ˌəʊ ˈiː_z_i_ ˈɒ_n]
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Synonyms for Go easy on:
v.
• absolve (verb)- forgive,
- pardon,
- discharge,
- exonerate,
- sanitize,
- liberate,
- exculpate,
- clear,
- loose,
- bleach,
- vindicate,
- free,
- acquit,
- excuse,
- write off,
- launder,
- spring,
- relieve,
- whitewash,
- release,
- let off.
- scrimp,
- maintain,
- cut down on,
- skimp,
- squirrel away,
- store up,
- support,
- sustain,
- use sparingly,
- sock away,
- stash,
- hoard,
- cut back,
- squirrel,
- take care of,
- nurse,
- preserve,
- keep,
- safeguard,
- steward.
- foster,
- humor,
- cosset,
- satiate,
- mollycoddle,
- delight,
- baby,
- satisfy,
- pander,
- gratify,
- give in,
- oblige,
- pet,
- please,
- yield,
- favor,
- spoil,
- regale,
- nourish,
- tickle,
- coddle,
- cater,
- entertain,
- allow,
- go along.
- give off,
- loosen,
- surrender,
- extricate,
- manumit,
- disengage,
- vent,
- deliver,
- bail out,
- untie,
- unfasten,
- issue,
- unleash,
- commute,
- leak,
- take out,
- emancipate,
- turn out,
- drop,
- unbind,
- unloose,
- undo.
Other synonyms:
• conserve • Other relevant words:- wipe it off,
- pamper,
- let off steam,
- Unshackle,
- saved from,
- come around,
- let it happen,
- whitewashed,
- lifeboats,
- springs,
- letting go,
- unshackling,
- gave way,
- turn loose,
- give a break,
- blink at,
- unchaining,
- let off hook,
- exempt,
- unchains,
- grant immunity,
- let off the hook,
- give rein to,
- cast loose,
- change one's mind,
- ease off,
- unfetters,
- unchain,
- humoring,
- give quarter to,
- give up,
- opening up,
- have pity,
- caves in,
- Regaling,
- took out,
- relieve from,
- lighten up,
- wiped off,
- showing mercy,
- refrain from,
- winked at,
- wipe the slate,
- absolve,
- setting free,
- relent,
- give way,
- say uncle,
- privilege from,
- showed mercy,
- get out of hock,
- go along with,
- wipe slate clean,
- unshackled,
- set loose,
- turned loose,
- let off easy,
- unchained,
- pull out of fire,
- indulge,
- Pardoned,
- mellow out,
- aways,
- change mind,
- spoil rotten,
- cool it,
- passed by,
- releasing,
- pull out of the fire,
- going easy on,
- spare,
- open up,
- lay back,
- wink at,
- save neck,
- laid back,
- taking out,
- stint,
- wipe off,
- easing off,
- cave in,
- conserve,
- sets free,
- Unfetter,
- granting immunity,
- opened up,
- Regaled,
- giving way,
- caving in,
- save bacon,
- die away,
- set at large,
- let up on,
- spoiled rotten,
- unfettering,
- lets go,
- wipe the slate clean,
- have mercy,
- give quarter,
- ease up on,
- lifeboat,
- give out,
- save from,
- show mercy,
- get off the hook,
- give some slack,
- be lenient,
- except,
- be merciful,
- shows mercy,
- set free.
How to use "Go easy on" in context?
When working with a new data center project, the temptation is to go all out and maximize every square inch of available space. But quick decisions can lead to expensive mistakes, so it's important to go easy on the new environment.
For starters, calculate your server capacity needs realistically. You don't want to overbuild only to find out that demand for your services unexpectedly outstrips available resources. And don't rush your decision to buy new servers or servers from a hosting provider-these purchases can have long-term impacts on your organization's financial health and online presence.
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