Let up
Let up verb - To come to an end.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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The first book alone, A Shadow On The Glass, is over 600 pages long, and the rest of the series doesn't let up either in terms of size.
Source: Doorstopper -
Starts getting a little uncomfortable when a child is abducted by a criminal, gets out and out distressing when you get dragged into the future, and the game really doesn't let up on the creepy for the rest of the story.
Source: Surprise Creepy
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