Flatten out
verb
To become flat or level.
After climbing for most of the day, the ground finally started to flatten out.
Often appears as...
- ground flatten out
- terrain flatten out
verb
To stop increasing or improving.
After a period of steady growth, sales started to flatten out.
Often appears as...
- sales flatten out
- growth flatten out
verb
To cause something to become flat.
She used a rolling pin to flatten out the dough.
Often appears as...
- flatten out dough
- flatten out paper
verb
To spread out.
The virus started to flatten out across the country.
Often appears as...
- flatten out virus
- flatten out disease
verb
To become flat or level.
After climbing for most of the day, the ground finally started to flatten out.
Often appears as...
- ground flatten out
- terrain flatten out
verb
To stop increasing or improving.
After a period of steady growth, sales started to flatten out.
Often appears as...
- sales flatten out
- growth flatten out
verb
To cause something to become flat.
She used a rolling pin to flatten out the dough.
Often appears as...
- flatten out dough
- flatten out paper
verb
To spread out.
The virus started to flatten out across the country.
Often appears as...
- flatten out virus
- flatten out disease
Definition 1 of 4
Pro Tip 1/2Physical Landscape
Used to describe the change in shape of natural surroundings when they become less steep or more level.
The hikers were relieved when the path started to flatten out after the steep ascent.
Pro Tip 2/2Gradual Change
Implies a gentle and gradual transition in terrain or physical surface, rather than a sudden one.
The rolling hills began to flatten out as we approached the great plains.
Pro Tip 1/2Physical Landscape
Used to describe the change in shape of natural surroundings when they become less steep or more level.
The hikers were relieved when the path started to flatten out after the steep ascent.
Pro Tip 2/2Gradual Change
Implies a gentle and gradual transition in terrain or physical surface, rather than a sudden one.
The rolling hills began to flatten out as we approached the great plains.
Pro Tip 1/2Physical Landscape
Used to describe the change in shape of natural surroundings when they become less steep or more level.
The hikers were relieved when the path started to flatten out after the steep ascent.
Pro Tip 2/2Gradual Change
Implies a gentle and gradual transition in terrain or physical surface, rather than a sudden one.
The rolling hills began to flatten out as we approached the great plains.
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