let out
Emit or liberate
Let out means to release or allow to exit: She let the cat out.
It extends to releasing information or sounds: Don't let out our secret, He let out a sigh.
With clothing, to let out is to enlarge by releasing fabric from seams—the opposite of taking in.
When school or a movie lets out, it ends and people leave.
To release from restraint
- freeWithout payment or restriction
- liberateSet free from captivity
- dischargeRelease of substance outward
- emitRelease outward
expel · eject · loose · unloose · uncage · unfetter · unshackle · unbind
Reveal hidden information
- divulgeReveal private information
- exposeMake known publicly
- leakEscape through a breach
- spillAccidental liquid release
betray · blurt · slip · blab · give away · tell · unmask · uncover
unleash
To release from restraint
- freeWithout payment or restriction
- liberateSet free from captivity
- dischargeRelease of substance outward
emit · expel · eject · loose · unloose · uncage · unfetter · unshackle · unbind · extricate
disclose
Reveal hidden information
spill · betray · blurt · slip · blab · give away · tell · unmask · uncover · make known
express
State or fast train
sigh · unburden · scream · shout · yell · exclaim · groan · moan · wail · howl
alter
Make a modification
extend · lengthen · loosen · expand · modify · resize · refit · unsew · unstitch · seam
rent
Payment for temporary use
tenant · landlord · lodger · boarder · Airbnb · rental · property · room · apartment · flat