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Let somebody/something go

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Physical Release

Often used when physically holding something and then stopping.

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He finally let the bird go, and it flew away.
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Emotive Context

Can imply sadness or reluctance, especially regarding emotional attachment to the released object or person.

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After her daughter grew up, it was hard to let her go.
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