on the loose Antonyms
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Meaning of on the loose
Wordnet
on the loose (s)
having escaped, especially from confinement
on the loose Sentence Examples
- The escaped prisoner was running loose in the town, posing a grave danger.
- The zookeeper frantically searched for the tiger that had broken loose from its enclosure.
- With the storm raging, high winds sent chairs and tables loose, creating a hazardous situation.
- The police officer was on high alert as a known criminal was believed to be on the loose.
- After the accident, debris was scattered loose on the highway, causing traffic delays.
- The unruly cattle had broken through the fence and were running loose in the fields.
- A loose screw in the engine caused a major malfunction, resulting in a costly repair.
- The wind ripped the boat's sails loose, leaving it drifting helplessly at sea.
- The gang of robbers was on the loose again, terrorizing innocent citizens.
- The news report warned of a dangerous animal that had escaped its containment and was running loose in the neighborhood.
FAQs About the word on the loose
having escaped, especially from confinement
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The escaped prisoner was running loose in the town, posing a grave danger.
The zookeeper frantically searched for the tiger that had broken loose from its enclosure.
With the storm raging, high winds sent chairs and tables loose, creating a hazardous situation.
The police officer was on high alert as a known criminal was believed to be on the loose.
