let go
- discharged adj.
- exempt adj.
- fired adj.
- recalled adj.
- released adj.
- abandon v.
- abate v.
- acquit v.
- bypass v.
- can v.
- clear v.
- cry v.
- cut loose v.
- deliver v.
- detonate v.
- discharge v.
- disentangle v.
- dismiss v.
- dismiss v.
- disregard v.
- excuse v.
- explode v.
- extricate v.
- frolic v.
- lay off v.
- leave v.
- let off v.
- loose/loosen v.
- loosen v.
- miss v.
- neglect v.
- omit v.
- oust v.
- overlook v.
- overlook v.
- pink slip v.
- play v.
- relent v.
- reprieve v.
- revel v.
- roister v.
- spare v.
- surrender v.
- throw v.
- weep v.
- yield v.
Example Sentences
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It’s the surrender — that willingness to let go and let others in — that I find myself most compelled by when I enter his gaze.
From Los Angeles Times ● Sep. 11, 2026
In response to questions about why she was let go, Fox called it “a business decision.”
From Slate ● Sep. 4, 2026
"She was saying, 'Don't let go'. And I didn't let go of my daughter. I swear, I didn't let her go," Bicer said.
From BBC ● Aug. 31, 2026
The letters form a bridge, one that may not allow you to let go completely and free yourself from the more difficult aspects of this estrangement.
From MarketWatch ● Aug. 21, 2026
He pressed the key chain into her hand but didn’t let go of it or her.
From "Legendary Frybread Drive-In" by Cynthia Leitich Smith
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