letting go (Meaning)
letting go
to allow to go or pass, to do or utter something without restraint, to leave to oneself, to relax or release one's hold, to allow or permit to, to cause to, a shot or point in racket games that does not count and must be replayed, to utter or release without restraint, to offer or grant for rent, lease, or hire, to abandon self-restraint, to fail to take care of, to hurl an object, to give opportunity to or fail to prevent, to free from or as if from confinement, to give unrestrained expression to an emotion or utterance, to dismiss from employment, to offer or grant for rent or lease, to act without pretense or self-restraint, hinder, prevent, to become awarded to a contractor, to give use of in return for payment, to become rented, leased, or hired, to permit to enter, pass, or leave, article worn on, something that interferes, something that impedes, to assign especially after bids, something worn on, to reveal one's true feelings, to subject to vigorous assault, to make an adjustment to, small one, to leave undisturbed, to give away a secret, to become rented or leased
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letting go Sentence Examples
- Letting go of grudges lightened her heart and brought her peace.
- Despite the pain, she knew she had to let go of the past to move forward.
- The therapist encouraged him to practice letting go of his worries.
- Letting go of control gave her a sense of freedom and empowerment.
- She refused to let go of her dream, no matter the obstacles.
- The act of letting go required courage and a willingness to trust the unknown.
- By letting go of his expectations, he opened himself up to new possibilities.
- The breakup taught her the importance of letting go of what could not be.
- Letting go of material possessions allowed her to focus on experiences.
- The river flowed swiftly, a reminder of the constant need to let go and embrace change.
FAQs About the word letting go
to allow to go or pass, to do or utter something without restraint, to leave to oneself, to relax or release one's hold, to allow or permit to, to cause to, a s
releasing,unleashing, loosening, loosing,unlocking, unloosing, unloosening, expressing, uncaging, discharging
containing, restraining, regulating, governing,reining (in), curbing, controlling, constraining, holding, checking
Letting go of grudges lightened her heart and brought her peace.
Despite the pain, she knew she had to let go of the past to move forward.
The therapist encouraged him to practice letting go of his worries.
Letting go of control gave her a sense of freedom and empowerment.
