lay back
Ease into rest
Lay back means to recline or assume a relaxed position: Lay back and close your eyes.
Figuratively, it describes adopting an easygoing, unhurried approach: He tends to lay back and let others take the lead.
The phrase suggests passivity or deliberate relaxation rather than active engagement.
Comfortable waiting room
- stretch outExtend to full length
- sprawlExtend in disorderly fashion
- slouchDrooping, lazy posture
- restCessation of activity
snooze · nap · doze · siesta · recliner · chaise · hammock · poolside
Release accumulated tension
- de-stressReduce mental tension
- chillCold sensation or relaxation
- mellowSoft, ripe, relaxed
- calmFree from agitation
peaceful · tranquil · serene · restful · soothe · decompress · leisure · repose
Relaxed in temperament
- nonchalantCalmly unconcerned
- carefreeFree from anxiety
- unconcernedFeeling no worry
- coolCalm or fashionable
breezy · unbothered · unfussy · loose · informal · effortless · unpretentious · low-key
lounge
Comfortable waiting room
- stretch outExtend to full length
- sprawlExtend in disorderly fashion
- slouchDrooping, lazy posture
rest · snooze · nap · doze · siesta · recliner · chaise · hammock · poolside · sunbathe
unwind
Release accumulated tension
calm · peaceful · tranquil · serene · restful · soothe · decompress · leisure · repose · quietude
easygoing
Relaxed in temperament
- nonchalantCalmly unconcerned
- carefreeFree from anxiety
- unconcernedFeeling no worry
cool · breezy · unbothered · unfussy · loose · informal · effortless · unpretentious · low-key · unhurried
lay backsit up
Abdominal strengthening exercise
stand up · lean forward · get up · bolt upright · straighten up
lay backpush forward
Proceed with determination
go all out · hustle · lean in · work hard · buckle down