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let go



ADJECTIVE
fired
Synonyms
STRONGEST


ADJECTIVE
released
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Example Sentences

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Hammani said he was let go because his brother paid a bribe.

From The Wall Street Journal

“It was crazy to be up there performing in front of such pros, and getting that feedback was incredible. But I wasn’t having fun until Jeff said, ‘Just let go—don’t be so tense.

From The Wall Street Journal

The homeowners are the ones footing the bill for this, because again, a portion of this is the exercise of letting go.

From Los Angeles Times

Bashir had been considering studying accounting and finance at university when he was let go by Surrey as a teenager so will understand the short-term risk versus long-term gain at play here.

From BBC

Instead of direct control, it may increasingly mean shared ownership, localized governance and a willingness to let go of one-size-fits-all strategies.

From MarketWatch