releasing

[rɪˈliːsɪŋ]

releasing Definition

• 1. allowing something to move, act, or flow freely by removing an obstacle or constraint
• 2. making something available for publication, sale, or distribution
• 3. allowing someone to leave a place or situation

Using releasing: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "releasing" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The company is releasing a new product next month.

• Example

  The prisoner was released from jail after serving his sentence.

• Example

  She is releasing her new album next week.

• Example

  The government is releasing funds for the project.

releasing Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for releasing

• freeing
• liberating
• unleashing
• discharging
• letting go

Antonyms for releasing

• holding
• restraining
• confining

Phrases with releasing

• release the tension

  to reduce or eliminate stress or anxiety

  Example

  Taking a walk can help release the tension and clear your mind.

• release the kraken

  to unleash something powerful or destructive

  Example

  The team decided to release the kraken and go all out in the final game of the season.

• release the hounds

  to set loose or unleash dogs on someone or something

  Example

  The security guard threatened to release the hounds if the intruder didn't leave immediately.

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Summary: releasing in Brief

The verb 'releasing' [rɪˈliːsɪŋ] refers to allowing something to move or flow freely, making something available for publication or distribution, or allowing someone to leave a place or situation. It has synonyms like 'freeing,' 'liberating,' and 'unleashing,' and antonyms like 'holding,' 'restraining,' and 'confining.' Phrases like 'release the tension' and 'release the kraken' extend its meaning to reducing stress or unleashing something powerful.