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The phrase "to get relaxed" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it any time that you are talking about calming down or relieving stress. For example: After a long day, I like to take a hot bath and listen to calming music in order to get relaxed.
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He has to get relaxed".
People buy these candles to get relaxed".
"I tried to get relaxed basically when I got bases loaded," Sanchez said.
Sometimes the way to get relaxed is to get a bloop hit, and that can be like gold.
But she did not comment on the implications of the JPMorgan trades for the shaping of the Volcker Rule, which is scheduled to take effect this summer and which Morgan and other banks have been working hard to get relaxed.
The players have got to get their feet back on the ground, they've got to get relaxed, Stuart Broad [the T20 captain] was in a confident frame of mind yesterday.
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This will help him settle down and get relaxed enough to enjoy the massage.
"He was kind of frantic, and I was trying to get him relaxed," Chamberlain said.
"I don't want it to get too relaxed," Sprewell said of the team's mood.
"The key part was being able to get him relaxed four hours before a game," Boras said.
"We're desperate for the first three points to get everyone relaxed.
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