let go

Verb

Meaning

release, as from one's grip

be relaxed

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Let go of the door handle, please! Source: Internet

relinquish your grip on the rope--you won't fall Source: Internet

Don't be so worried all the time--just let go! Source: Internet

A company representative did not immediately respond to questions about the size of its workforce or how many employees were let go. Source: Internet

Actor James Remar was initially cast but was let go due to alleged substance abuse problems on set. Source: Internet

Although Salem had to let go all of their interns after it became apparent that delays could be long, they have been fortunate to keep all of their full-time staff. Source: Internet

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