let loose
Remove all constraints
To let loose is to release or set free: They let the dogs loose in the yard.
It also means to express without restraint—letting loose a scream, letting loose your anger.
When someone lets loose, they abandon inhibition and act freely: After finals, the students let loose at the party.
The phrase can describe unleashing force or chaos: The storm let loose on the coast.
Set free from captivity
- freeWithout payment or restriction
- unchainRemove restraining links
- uncageRelease from confinement
- unshackleRemove bonds from
unfetter · untether · discharge · set free · unbind · unharness · unhitch · detach
Not domesticated or controlled
- unrestrainedNot held back
- recklessCarelessly ignoring danger
- abandonedLeft behind completely
- carefreeFree from anxiety
unbridled · uncontrolled · rambunctious · boisterous · rowdy · untamed · feral · primal
Gathering for celebration
- revelCelebrate with abandon
- carouseDrink and celebrate noisily
- celebrateHonor through festivity
- festivityCelebratory occasion or mood
merrymaking · have fun · blow off steam · paint the town · live it up · bash · shindig · fiesta
liberate
Set free from captivity
unshackle · unfetter · untether · discharge · set free · unbind · unharness · unhitch · detach · unhook
shout
Loud vocal outburst
bellow · roar · shriek · howl · cry out · belt out · blurt · exclaim · wail · whoop
wild
Not domesticated or controlled
- unrestrainedNot held back
- recklessCarelessly ignoring danger
- abandonedLeft behind completely
carefree · unbridled · uncontrolled · rambunctious · boisterous · rowdy · untamed · feral · primal · chaotic
party
Gathering for celebration
festivity · merrymaking · have fun · blow off steam · paint the town · live it up · bash · shindig · fiesta · jamboree
vent
Opening for airflow
- expressState or fast train
- pour outEmpty by tilting
- give voiceExpress verbally
sound off · blow off · unburden · air out · open up · confide · convey · articulate · spill · disclose
- maximum effortall-out, full throttle, go all out, go hard, all in
- revelryrevelry, revel, festivity, festivities, celebration
- releasefree, liberate, set free, break free, unbind
- relaxationrelax, naps, break, rest, calm
- emotional releasecry, venting, crying, sob, sobbing
- indulgenceindulgence, indulge, indulgent, self-indulgent, overindulgence