How to use release in a sentence Allowing something to be free or to move freely It does this both figuratively (by rekindling interest in it) and literally, by organising concerts, releasing records, distributing those releases and other merchandise.
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To allow or cause (something) to fall, escape, etc.
The pilot flew over the target and released the bombs
A freeing from jail, burden, debt, pain, emotional strain, etc.:[countable] a release from all his worries [countable] anything that brings about such freeing or releasing. To cause or allow to move away or spread from a source or place of confinement To make available for use
Released the funds for the project To set free from obligations, commitments, or debt Released them from their contract To relieve of care or suffering
Only death could release him from suffering.
Find 48 different ways to say releasing, along with antonyms, related words, and example sentences at thesaurus.com. Releasing definitions of releasing adjective emotionally purging (of e.g The word 'releasing' originated from the old french word 'relesser', which means 'to let go, release' It has been used in the english language since the 14th century.
Meanings, etymology, pronunciation and more in the oxford english dictionary Releasing refers to the act of letting go, freeing, or making something available This could pertain to various contexts such as releasing a person from an obligation, releasing a new product or information into the market or public, or releasing a substance into the environment.
