What is another word for lets out?
515 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ lˈɛts ˈa͡ʊt], [ lˈɛts ˈaʊt], [ l_ˈɛ_t_s ˈaʊ_t]
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Similar words for lets out:
- blab (verb)
- blurt (verb)
- break (verb)
- communicate (verb)
- cry (verb)
- discharge (verb)
- dismiss (verb)
- elongate (verb)
- exhale (verb)
- expose (verb)
- extend (verb)
- free (verb)
- give away (verb)
- lengthen (verb)
- let on (verb)
- liberate (verb)
- loan (verb)
- loose/loosen (verb)
- loosen (verb)
- milk (verb)
- pink-slip (verb)
- prolongate (verb)
- reveal (verb)
- trust (verb)
- vocalize (verb)
- weep (verb)
Synonyms for Lets out:
v.
• blab (verb)- go on,
- blurt out,
- gabble,
- peach,
- chatter,
- talk through one's hat,
- jabber,
- tattle,
- spill the beans,
- let out,
- yak,
- babble,
- disclose,
- let slip,
- tell on,
- prattle,
- yakkety-yak,
- give away,
- squeal,
- reveal,
- betray,
- gab,
- divulge,
- tell,
- blather,
- spill,
- mouth,
- shoot the breeze,
- run off at the mouth,
- run on.
- let the cat ouf of the bag,
- burst out with,
- exclaim,
- come out with,
- cry out,
- spout,
- call out,
- let on,
- blab,
- leak.
- get through,
- break,
- imply,
- get across,
- disseminate,
- write,
- contact,
- ring up,
- be in touch,
- interact,
- interface,
- unfold,
- reach out,
- enlighten,
- acquaint,
- connect,
- raise,
- suggest,
- publicize,
- correspond,
- make known,
- advise,
- touch base,
- declare,
- transfer,
- keep in touch,
- carry,
- network,
- discover,
- phone,
- report,
- hint,
- relate,
- publish,
- spread,
- broadcast,
- state,
- advertise,
- signify.
- lament,
- fret,
- groan,
- deplore,
- break down,
- sorrow,
- snivel,
- let go,
- bewail,
- let it all out,
- blub,
- yammer,
- complain,
- caterwaul,
- squall,
- wail,
- burst into tears,
- dissolve in tears,
- mourn,
- yowl,
- keen,
- regret,
- crack up,
- howl,
- bemoan,
- Boohoo,
- blubber,
- turn on waterworks,
- whimper,
- sigh,
- sniff,
- moan,
- weep,
- shed bitter tears,
- grieve,
- whine,
- mewl,
- bawl,
- ring the blues,
- sob,
- put on the weeps,
- choke up,
- shed tears.
- excuse,
- bounce,
- expel,
- eject,
- dispense,
- let one go,
- cashier,
- supersede,
- run out of town,
- fire,
- kick out,
- give one notice,
- remove,
- displace,
- absolve,
- can,
- relieve,
- let off,
- nix,
- disburden,
- privilege from,
- boot out,
- show the door,
- discard,
- freeze out,
- ride out on rail,
- bust,
- lay off,
- disencumber,
- lock out,
- spare,
- exempt,
- replace,
- oust,
- terminate,
- bump,
- unload,
- ax,
- supplant.
- force out,
- dispatch,
- dispose of,
- relinquish,
- defrock,
- detach,
- push back,
- do without,
- recall,
- drive out,
- disperse,
- reject,
- suspend,
- give walking papers,
- show out,
- furlough,
- turn out,
- discharge,
- deport,
- dispense with,
- relegate,
- bundle,
- outlaw,
- disqualify,
- depose,
- brush off,
- deselect,
- slough off,
- sweep away,
- impeach,
- shelve,
- send packing,
- rid,
- pension,
- shed,
- clear,
- divorce,
- boot,
- repel,
- abolish,
- Disfrock,
- chase,
- chuck,
- pink-slip,
- have done with,
- unfrock,
- Disemploy,
- turn away,
- unseat,
- give the ax,
- repudiate,
- wash out,
- retire,
- release,
- give the heave-ho,
- disband,
- decline,
- give warning,
- give notice to,
- cast out,
- banish,
- depone,
- put away,
- push aside,
- sack,
- dissolve,
- shut out,
- drop,
- give the gate,
- send off,
- cast off.
- fill,
- drag out,
- pad,
- extend,
- draw,
- put rubber in,
- stretch,
- prolong,
- Prolongate,
- spin out,
- lengthen,
- draw out,
- drag one's feet,
- protract.
- open,
- unearth,
- parade,
- exhibit,
- Unshroud,
- put on view,
- unveil,
- flash,
- open to view,
- denude,
- flaunt,
- show off,
- prove,
- feature,
- brandish,
- smoke out,
- lay open,
- streak,
- dig up,
- tip off,
- let cat out of bag,
- lay bare,
- crack,
- display,
- manifest,
- uncover,
- unmask,
- unclothe,
- air,
- disport,
- bring to light,
- bare,
- present,
- trot out,
- debunk,
- show.
- dilate,
- continue,
- mantle,
- enhance,
- develop,
- spread out,
- enlarge,
- unroll,
- supplement,
- stall,
- broaden,
- unfurl,
- multiply,
- carry on,
- magnify,
- add to,
- string out,
- augment,
- take,
- widen,
- boost,
- crane,
- elongate,
- heighten,
- amplify,
- fan out,
- last,
- aggrandize,
- increase,
- expand,
- beef up.
- ransom,
- bail out,
- disengage,
- bail,
- loose,
- demobilize,
- let off the hook,
- Disenthrall,
- Unfetter,
- dismiss,
- parole,
- let loose,
- acquit,
- set free,
- put on the street,
- rescue,
- Unfix,
- disimprison,
- save,
- redeem,
- unleash,
- undo,
- manumit,
- emancipate,
- cut loose,
- unchain,
- spring,
- Uncage,
- deliver,
- reprieve,
- unbind,
- turn loose,
- enfranchise,
- loosen,
- extricate,
- pardon,
- untie.
- lay on one,
- touch,
- credit,
- stake,
- advance,
- score,
- scratch,
- provide,
- accommodate,
- lend.
- slacken,
- unbar,
- unscrew,
- unlace,
- unfasten,
- Unlatch,
- separate,
- liberate,
- unclasp,
- disjoin,
- mitigate,
- break up,
- alleviate,
- unbolt,
- unstrap,
- relax,
- ease off,
- unlock,
- work free,
- unhitch,
- unbuckle,
- Untighten,
- Unstick,
- work loose,
- unpin,
- unbutton,
- disconnect,
- unsnap,
- unloose,
- ease,
- unlash,
- become unfastened.
- lax.
- exhaust,
- extract,
- evoke,
- drain,
- draw off,
- impose on,
- use,
- express,
- take out,
- pump,
- take advantage,
- siphon,
- bleed,
- suck,
- empty,
- evince,
- extort,
- fleece,
- wring,
- press,
- elicit.
- give someone the ax,
- give someone the gate,
- give someone the pink slip,
- give someone his or her walking papers,
- show someone the door.
- spin.
- notify,
- break the news,
- make plain,
- give out,
- admit,
- acknowledge,
- give the low-down,
- let fall,
- explain,
- talk,
- get out of system,
- let cat out of the bag,
- utter,
- affirm,
- bring out into open,
- put cards on table.
- consign,
- commit,
- turn over,
- entrust,
- assign,
- loan,
- aid,
- confer,
- sign over,
- let,
- put into hands of,
- confide,
- make trustee,
- patronize,
- command,
- delegate,
- give over,
- store,
- commission.
How to use "Lets out" in context?
When we let out, we allow something to escape. Maybe we're releasing a breath or a feeling of frustration. Maybe we're letting in fresh air.
Whatever the reason, letting go is a necessary step in moving on. It's a way to say goodbye and let someone else have the space they need. It's also a way to admit defeat and admit that we don't have control over the situation.
But in the end, letting go is also a way to find hope. Maybe the thing we were letting go of wasn't as good as we thought it was.
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