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The verb of less is lessen. Other verbs are lessens, lessening and lessened, depending on the tense.
For example:
"I will lessen the amount".
"He lessens the water".
"We are lessening the weight".
"Everything was lessened".
Or instead of lessen, you could use loosen. For example "I loosen the belt".
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