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(verb) grant freedom to; free from confinement. Synonyms: free, liberate, release, unloose, unloosen.
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(verb) turn loose or free from restraint. Synonyms: unleash, let loose. Examples: "Let loose mines." "Loose terrible plagues upon humanity."
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(verb) make loose or looser. Synonyms: loosen. Examples: "Loosen the tension on a rope."
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(verb) become loose or looser or less tight. Synonyms: loosen, relax. Examples: "The noose loosened." "The rope relaxed."
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(adj) not compact or dense in structure or arrangement. Synonyms: loose (vs. compact). Examples: "Loose gravel."
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(adj) (of a ball in sport) not in the possession or control of any player. Examples: "A loose ball."
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(adj) not tight; not closely constrained or constricted or constricting. Synonyms: loose (vs. tight). Examples: "Loose clothing." "The large shoes were very loose."
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(adj) not officially recognized or controlled. Synonyms: informal. Examples: "An informal agreement." "A loose organization of the local farmers."
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(adj) not literal. Synonyms: free, liberal. Examples: "A loose interpretation of what she had been told." "A free translation of the poem."
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(adj) emptying easily or excessively. Synonyms: lax. Examples: "Loose bowels."
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(adj) not affixed. Synonyms: unaffixed (vs. affixed). Examples: "The stamp came loose."
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(adj) not tense or taut. Synonyms: slack. Examples: "The old man's skin hung loose and grey." "Slack and wrinkled skin." "Slack sails." "A slack rope."
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(adj) (of textures) full of small openings or gaps. Synonyms: open. Examples: "An open texture." "A loose weave."
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(adj) lacking a sense of restraint or responsibility. Synonyms: idle. Examples: "Idle talk." "A loose tongue."
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(adj) not carefully arranged in a package. Examples: "A box of loose nails."
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(adj) having escaped, especially from confinement. Synonyms: at large(predicate), escaped, on the loose(predicate). Examples: "A convict still at large." "Searching for two escaped prisoners." "Dogs loose on the streets." "Criminals on the loose in the neighborhood."
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(adj) casual and unrestrained in sexual behavior. Synonyms: easy, light, promiscuous, sluttish, wanton. Examples: "Her easy virtue." "He was told to avoid loose (or light) women." "Wanton behavior."
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(adv) without restraint. Synonyms: free. Examples: "Cows in india are running loose."
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