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let out

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let out (Disclose), verb air, bare, break the news, communicated, divulge, expose, express audibly, impart, leak, let slip out, make known, remove the veil, reveal, shine light on, slip, take the lid off, take the wraps off, tell, uncloak, uncover, unfold, unfurl, unmask, unveil, unwrap, utter sounds
Associated concepts: confidentiality, off officials, privilege
let out (Release), verb deliver, demobilize, discharge, dismiss, free, let go, let go free, let loose, let off, let out on bail, pardon, parole, release from custody, release from prison, unbridle, unchain, unfetter, unharness, unlatch, unlock, unshackle
Associated concepts: appeal, habeas corpus
See also: communicate, disband, discharge, disengage, disenthrall, emit, free, liberate, release, remit, rent, rescue, sublease, sublet


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