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1. let loose
verb.
Express
audibly;
utter
sounds
(not
necessarily
words).
Synonyms
mew
volley
quack
chirp
sputter
hoot
bellow
whicker
honk
moo
baa
low
croak
blate
lift
sizz
cluck
moan
blat
haw
yowl
call
cronk
squeal
hee-haw
crow
chirrup
bite out
smack
yell
splutter
shout
break into
shout out
neigh
groan
shoot
chirr
bray
let out
grumble
deliver
chorus
meow
miaow
peep
coo
click
squall
hem
whinny
repeat
clack
sigh
churr
whirr
tut-tut
gobble
sibilate
nasale
heave
cry
snort
emit
scream
holler
bleat
give
utter
gibber
rumble
trumpet
gargle
tut
hiss
pant
gurgle
howl
growl
sing
wolf-whistle
bark
wrawl
nicker
troat
echo
cackle
hollo
miaou
cheep
roar
caw
yammer
grunt
siss
oink
spit
tsk
spit out
Antonyms
ground stroke
qualified
worth
whisper
keep down
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2. loose
adjective.
(ˈluːs)
(of
a
ball
in
sport)
not
in
the
possession
or
control
of
any
player.
Synonyms
uncontrolled
Antonyms
controlled
exempt
Etymology
loose (English)
lauss (Old Norse)
3. loose
adverb.
(ˈluːs)
Without
restraint.
Synonyms
free
Antonyms
recall
freeze
Etymology
loose (English)
lauss (Old Norse)
4. loose
adjective.
(ˈluːs)
Not
compact
or
dense
in
structure
or
arrangement.
Synonyms
silty
unconsolidated
light
shifting
unfirm
Antonyms
compact
arrive
malfunction
earned run
unearned run
Etymology
loose (English)
lauss (Old Norse)
5. loose
adjective.
(ˈluːs)
Not
literal.
Synonyms
inexact
free
liberal
Antonyms
exact
integrate
stay
restricted
Etymology
loose (English)
lauss (Old Norse)
6. loose
adjective.
(ˈluːs)
Not
tight;
not
closely
constrained
or
constricted
or
constricting.
Synonyms
lax
baggy
flyaway
sloppy
loose-fitting
Antonyms
tense
tight
invest
requisition
obstruct
Etymology
loose (English)
lauss (Old Norse)
7. let
verb.
(ˈlɛt)
Make
it
possible
through
a
specific
action
or
lack
of
action
for
something
to
happen.
Synonyms
permit
allow
pass
Antonyms
prevent
appear
failing
stay
Etymology
let (English)
leten (Middle English (1100-1500))
letten (Middle English (1100-1500))
lettan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
8. let
verb.
(ˈlɛt)
Actively
cause
something
to
happen.
Synonyms
stimulate
get
induce
make
have
cause
Antonyms
disapprove
keep down
dematerialize
dematerialise
stay in place
Etymology
let (English)
leten (Middle English (1100-1500))
letten (Middle English (1100-1500))
lettan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
9. let
verb.
(ˈlɛt)
Consent
to,
give
permission.
Synonyms
tolerate
put up
favor
furlough
stick out
privilege
stomach
consent
allow in
authorise
pass
legalise
admit
let in
allow
legitimize
legitimise
legitimatise
countenance
favour
decriminalise
legalize
stand
decriminalize
accept
go for
trust
clear
permit
support
intromit
give
bear
brook
include
legitimatize
endure
abide
suffer
authorize
digest
grant
legitimate
Antonyms
outlaw
disallow
criminalise
refuse
reject
criminalize
forbid
Etymology
let (English)
leten (Middle English (1100-1500))
letten (Middle English (1100-1500))
lettan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
10. let
verb.
(ˈlɛt)
Cause
to
move;
cause
to
be
in
a
certain
position
or
condition.
Synonyms
have
make
get
Antonyms
demote
disapproval
hire
disinclination
Etymology
let (English)
leten (Middle English (1100-1500))
letten (Middle English (1100-1500))
lettan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
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