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level something off to make something level or smooth. You are going to have to level the floor off before you put the carpet down. Please level off the floor. See also: level level off [for variation or fluctuation in the motion of something] to diminish; [for a rate] to stop increasing or decreasing. The plane leveled off at 10,000 feet. After a while the workload will level off. Things will level off after we get through the end of the month. See also: level level off to stop increasing or being reduced The price of gas has finally leveled off after going up for several months. Television ratings had leveled off and then dropped slightly. See also: level How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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``It could level off sometime this summer, and I think the level off scenario is more likely right now. Following growth rates of 6-8% for butyl rubber over the past few years, Lanxess predicts that the global increase in demand will level off between 3-4% a year in the medium-term. I expect a few of these increases to level off as the housing market cools, but most are tied to strong U. |
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