“To become loose” in Japanese
Short answer
To become loose in Japanese is “緩む” (yurumu). Full meaning: to become loose, to slacken (e.g. rope); to become less tense, to relax, to let one's guard down; to slacken (e.g. coldness, supervision), to become lax.
Other ways to say “To become loose” in Japanese
緩まる
yurumaru to become loose, to slacken, to soften
ゆるむ
yurumu to become loose, to slacken (e.g. rope); to become less tense, to relax, to let one's guard down; to slacken (e.g. coldness, supervision), to become lax
ゆるまる
yurumaru to become loose, to slacken, to soften
浮く
uku to float; to become merry, to be cheerful; to become loose, to become unsteady
緩まッ
yuruma to become loose, to slacken, to soften
緩まっ
yuruma to become loose, to slacken, to soften
ゆるまッ
yuruma to become loose, to slacken, to soften
ゆるまっ
yuruma to become loose, to slacken, to soften
緩も
yurumo to become loose, to slacken (e.g. rope); to become less tense, to relax, to let one's guard down; to slacken (e.g. coldness, supervision), to become lax
緩ん
yurun to become loose, to slacken (e.g. rope); to become less tense, to relax, to let one's guard down; to slacken (e.g. coldness, supervision), to become lax
緩ま
yuruma to become loose, to slacken (e.g. rope); to become less tense, to relax, to let one's guard down; to slacken (e.g. coldness, supervision), to become lax
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