Could it be relent?

Verb (used without object)

1. to soften in feeling, temper, or determination; become more gentle, compassionate, or forgiving.
2. As explained in the quote

given

below.. To become less severe: slacken: Example: Pete tries to convince Trudy that they ought to buy an apartment in the city; she refuses to buy an apartment in the city] Only then does Trudy relent, saying that he should get an apartment in Manhattan.

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Season Five (season 5)

Could it be relent?

Verb (used without object)

1. to soften in feeling, temper, or determination; become more gentle, compassionate, or forgiving.
2. As explained in the quote

given

below.. To become less severe: slacken: Example: Pete tries to convince Trudy that they ought to buy an apartment in the city; she refuses to buy an apartment in the city] Only then does Trudy relent, saying that he should get an apartment in Manhattan.

New Season of Mad Men: A Recap of

Season Five (season 5)

Could it be relent?

Verb (used without object)

1. to soften in feeling, temper, or determination; become more gentle, compassionate, or forgiving.
2. As explained in the quote

given

below.. To become less severe: slacken: Example: Pete tries to convince Trudy that they ought to buy an apartment in the city; she refuses to buy an apartment in the city] Only then does Trudy relent, saying that he should get an apartment in Manhattan.

New Season of Mad Men: A Recap of

Season Five (season 5)

Could it be relent?

Verb (used without object)

1. to soften in feeling, temper, or determination; become more gentle, compassionate, or forgiving.
2. As explained in the quote

given

below.. To become less severe: slacken: Example: Pete tries to convince Trudy that they ought to buy an apartment in the city; she refuses to buy an apartment in the city] Only then does Trudy relent, saying that he should get an apartment in Manhattan.

New Season of Mad Men: A Recap of

Season Five (season 5)