Easy as verb To release or launch something abruptly or hastily, akin to precipitating an action. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Let Fly'
The pitcher prepared to let fly the baseball with all his strength.
"With a swift motion, he let fly a paper airplane across the classroom."
After a moment of anticipation, the pitcher wound up and let fly the baseball with incredible speed.
During the science experiment, the students excitedly let fly their homemade paper rockets to observe their trajectory.
The soccer player skillfully dribbled past defenders, ready to let fly a powerful shot at the goal.
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