letting out
Permitting to exit
Letting out is releasing something confined or contained: letting out a sigh, letting out the dog.
To let out a garment is to enlarge it by undoing seams and using extra fabric.
Letting out can also mean dismissing or ending: School is letting out early today.
In real estate, letting out is renting property to tenants.
- rentingPaying for temporary use
- sublettingRenting out rented property
- rental propertyReal estate generating tenant income
- leaseTemporary use contract
- unburdeningRelieving oneself of weight
loosening · confessing · disclosing · revealing · blood curdling scream · enlarging · open · emitting · blowing off steam · screaming · bellowing · tailoring · seam ripper · widening · freeing · unbuttoning · liberating · expanding
- fur tradebeaver pelts, pelts, furs, mink, sable
- custom fittingalterations, hemming, taking in, inseam, bespoke suit
- sewingsewing, sew, sewing class, sewing machine, sewing machines
- customizationcustomize, customizing, personalize, personalizing, custom
- fluid movementflowing, pouring, dripping, draining, oozing
- modificationsmod, alteration, adjustment, modification, revision
letting outkeeping in
Retaining within bounds
taking in · letting in · containing · retaining · bottling up
letting outtaking in
Receiving into oneself
narrowing · tapering · tightening · cinching · letting in
letting outconcealing
Keeping something secret
suppressing · holding back · keeping in · keeping quiet · hiding
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