Phrasal verbs meaning stop being consistent in doing something?












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I would like to know some commonly-used phrasal verbs referring to the action of stop being consistent in doing something. A phrasal verb that sounds natural and can be used in the following context.



e.g. I started to work out four times a week last spring, I was doing great,but I (gradually stopped doing so) lately.



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    I would like to know some commonly-used phrasal verbs referring to the action of stop being consistent in doing something. A phrasal verb that sounds natural and can be used in the following context.



    e.g. I started to work out four times a week last spring, I was doing great,but I (gradually stopped doing so) lately.



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      I would like to know some commonly-used phrasal verbs referring to the action of stop being consistent in doing something. A phrasal verb that sounds natural and can be used in the following context.



      e.g. I started to work out four times a week last spring, I was doing great,but I (gradually stopped doing so) lately.



      Thanks for your help!










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      I would like to know some commonly-used phrasal verbs referring to the action of stop being consistent in doing something. A phrasal verb that sounds natural and can be used in the following context.



      e.g. I started to work out four times a week last spring, I was doing great,but I (gradually stopped doing so) lately.



      Thanks for your help!







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          There are so many:




          • Stay away from


          • Get out of


          • Duck out of/Wriggle out of/ flinch from/ abstain from and refrain from.



          Any one will do. But if you are still in the process, write




          • Cut down


          • Bring down


          • Shave off


          • Whittle away.







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            There are so many:




            • Stay away from


            • Get out of


            • Duck out of/Wriggle out of/ flinch from/ abstain from and refrain from.



            Any one will do. But if you are still in the process, write




            • Cut down


            • Bring down


            • Shave off


            • Whittle away.







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              There are so many:




              • Stay away from


              • Get out of


              • Duck out of/Wriggle out of/ flinch from/ abstain from and refrain from.



              Any one will do. But if you are still in the process, write




              • Cut down


              • Bring down


              • Shave off


              • Whittle away.







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                There are so many:




                • Stay away from


                • Get out of


                • Duck out of/Wriggle out of/ flinch from/ abstain from and refrain from.



                Any one will do. But if you are still in the process, write




                • Cut down


                • Bring down


                • Shave off


                • Whittle away.







                share|improve this answer















                There are so many:




                • Stay away from


                • Get out of


                • Duck out of/Wriggle out of/ flinch from/ abstain from and refrain from.



                Any one will do. But if you are still in the process, write




                • Cut down


                • Bring down


                • Shave off


                • Whittle away.








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