Phrasal verbs starting with "level"

To reduce higher standards, salaries, or quality to match a lower benchmark.

To stop rising or falling and remain at a steady, stable level.

To become flat, stable, or consistent after variation or change.

To advance to a higher level of skill, quality, or status; originally from gaming, now widely used in everyday English.

To speak honestly and directly with someone, especially about something difficult or previously avoided.