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What is another word for lets go?

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To release someone from confinement or captivity

To release from one's grasp or possession

To dismiss someone from an employment position or a relationship

To ignore or disregard (something)

To excuse (something that is generally frowned on)

(of time or an opportunity) To fail to take advantage of

To release from a physical restraint

To remove from suspicion

To unloose

To open (something that was clenched)

(with reference to an organized group) To break up or cause to break up

Let loose

Enjoy oneself or celebrate in a noisy or boisterous way

To shed tears

To throw or launch something in a given direction

To engage in an activity for enjoyment and recreation

To show mercy to, especially by not punishing or killing

To shoot a projectile

To give away (something valuable) for the purpose of gaining something else

To allow to continue

To burst or shatter violently and noisily

To surrender to arguments, demands, or pressure

To send away or order to leave

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To release someone from confinement or captivity

frees from restriction

demobilises^UK

demobilizes^US

pulls out of the fire

saves someone's bacon

saves the life of

disentangles

gets someone out

comes to the rescue of

lifts

salvages

brings off

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“It was sound policy to let the prisoners go, taking the risk of seeing them again one day, for the sake of discouraging resistance at sea.”

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To release from one's grasp or possession

“How do you let go of the past and start having a blast?”

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To dismiss someone from an employment position or a relationship

axes^US

gives someone the boot

gives someone the bullet

gives the heave-ho

gives someone their cards

gives someone the push

gives the old heave-ho

gives someone their marching orders

gives notice to

gives someone the sack

gives someone their notice

gives someone the big E

gives someone the pink slip

gives marching orders

throws out on your ear

gives someone the air

puts out in the street

gives someone his or her walking papers

throws someone out on their ear

brings down

removes from office

gives someone their P45

ostracises^UK

ostracizes^US

steps into the shoes of

strips of rank

chases out

gives heave-ho

throws out on the streets

shows the door to

slings out

brings low

brings about the downfall of

hands someone his hat

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“My father decided he had to let the staff go due to the lack of business.”

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To ignore or disregard (something)

lets someone off with

deodorises^UK

deodorizes^US

lets bygones be bygones

leaves something undone

pays little attention to

skimps on

turns your back on

keeps at arm's length

has nothing to do with

leaves out of account

minimizes^US

minimises^UK

gives something a miss

refuses to acknowledge

sweeps under the carpet

treats as unimportant

tramples on

rides roughshod over

overrides

buries one's head in sand

leaves out of consideration

lets fall between the cracks

trivializes^US

puts out of your mind

trivialises^UK

takes with a pinch of salt

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To excuse (something that is generally frowned on)

lets someone off with

bears no malice towards

lets it go

lets bygones be bygones

turns other cheek

grants an amnesty to

buries the hatchet with

goes easy on

buries the hatchet

stops feeling resentful towards

harbours no grudge against

stops feeling malice towards

accepts apology

feels no resentment towards

feels no malice towards

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(of time or an opportunity) To fail to take advantage of

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To release from a physical restraint

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To remove from suspicion

pronounces not guilty

makes an exception of

makes an exception for

grants a stay of execution

stays

lets up on

reprieves

grants a stay of execution to

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To unloose

removes the knots from

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To open (something that was clenched)

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(with reference to an organized group) To break up or cause to break up

demobilises^UK

demobilizes^US

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Let loose

Verb

Enjoy oneself or celebrate in a noisy or boisterous way

savors^US

savours^UK

kicks over the traces

kicks up one's heels

paints the town red

feasts

socializes^US

socialises^UK

commemorates occasion

marks with a red letter

has a night on the tiles

kills the fatted calf

humours^UK

humors^US

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To shed tears

turns on the waterworks

cries their heart out

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To throw or launch something in a given direction

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To engage in an activity for enjoyment and recreation

indulges in horseplay

goes places and do things

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To show mercy to, especially by not punishing or killing

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To shoot a projectile

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To give away (something valuable) for the purpose of gaining something else

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To allow to continue

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To burst or shatter violently and noisily

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To surrender to arguments, demands, or pressure

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To send away or order to leave

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