Moderate as in caper Release or set free, often used in the context of allowing something to happen without restraint, as in revel. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Let Loose'
After finishing their exams, the students decided to let loose and celebrate with a dance party.
As the tension built up, the athlete decided to let loose all their energy in the final moments of the game, scoring the winning point.
After months of hard work, the team decided to let loose on their weekend retreat, enjoying outdoor activities and bonding.
After weeks of strict training, the coach decided to let loose the team's energy in a friendly scrimmage.
After a stressful week at work, Sarah decided to let loose by going for a long, peaceful hike in the mountains.
During the celebration, the community came together to let loose and commemorate their shared achievements.
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