as in condemn To allow or permit, often used in the context of granting permission or enabling something to happen. Clear All
11 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Let'
The teacher let us choose our own topics for the research project.
The manager let the employees leave early on Friday as a reward.
Could you let me know if the meeting is postponed?
The government should let citizens express their opinions freely.
The new software update will let users customize their profiles.
Let nature take its course, and the garden will flourish.
The teacher will let the students go to the library for research.
The rules of the game let each player take turns rolling the dice.
The landlord agreed to let the tenants have a pet in the apartment.
The traffic light will let pedestrians cross the street when it turns green.
The security guard will let visitors enter the building after verifying their identity.
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