Let out

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verb

To allow something or someone to leave a place.

She let out the dogs when she got home from work.
Visual representation of "let out" - To allow something or someone to leave a place

Often appears as...

  • let out the dog
  • let out a prisoner
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Visual representation of "let out"
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Physical Release

Often used when someone or something is confined and then allowed to leave.

Illustration for Physical Release
Can you let out the cat before you go to bed?
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Implies Permission

The action is permitted by someone in control of the space or situation.

Illustration for Implies Permission
The security guard let out the spectators after the game.
Visual representation of the word "Let out"

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