release
verbDivide release into syllables:
re · lease
How to pronounce release:
Definition of release:
- release (verb):
- to let go dismiss
- release, as from one's grip.
- to set free from restraint, confinement, or servitude
- to free (a person or animal) from captivity or imprisonment
Synonyms for release:
acquittance
button
departure
discharge
dismissal
dismission
exit
expiration
firing
freeing
going
handout
liberation
loss
outlet
passing
press release
sack
sacking
spill
spillage
tone ending
vent
waiver
Antonyms for release:
captivity
check
collection
confinement
conviction
custody
detainment
detention
durance
gathering
hold
immuration
immurement
imprisonment
incarceration
internment
jaildom
penal servitude
prison
remand
restraint
sentence
thraldom
thralldom
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