Want to use Letting correctly in a sentence? These 20 example sentences show the word in context, together with its meaning and synonyms like lease or rental.

Frequent word

Letting in a sentence

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Letting meaning

present participle and gerund of let

Synonyms of Letting

lease rental property belongings holding material possession

Example sentences (20)

And my partner is all about letting me dominate, which I like, in theory (it turns me on), but I feel pretty inept.

A spouse can also be a pillar of emotional support during the often stressful and emotional process of letting go.

Five days later, I sent a text saying thanks for letting Annie pet sit, and asking politely when she would get paid.

But instead of letting his past define him, he continues to use his talents for the betterment of helping others.

Alison was unable to hold it back any longer, letting out the loudest laugh while Dermot looked away sheepishly.

Fire is more offence-based, letting you hurl fireballs, summon pillars of flame, or imbue weapons with temporary buffs.

And given Inter's open stance to letting Onana leave, missing out on his signature to United has left plenty frustrated.

Communal forces are not letting go of any chance to misuse these heroes for furthering their communal agendas.

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A video link fail in a crown court hearing has revealed the embarrassing consequences of letting rats run amok in prison.

By letting any one of these factors fall to the wayside, players risk losing their throne or even their life.

Cue some men in masks to jump the Profits though, with the distraction letting Escobar grab a rollup for the pin at 8:19.

But to ' credit, it was a very good joke -- letting Brooks turn a casual greeting into a surprisingly hilarious punchline.

Basically, you're letting Netflix use whatever image you upload for its marketing campaign — like they told you they would.

Disney has also started letting other developers take a crack at Star Wars, so maybe it's a Star Wars game.

Address the situation by letting your therapist know you were hoping to meet weekly, or at some other agreed upon frequency.

Aside from the project on Friday, March 10, the "Hannah Montana" alum unleashed "River" visuals which sees her letting loose.

Benefits include letting game developers rely on native Unreal Engine support for the first time without a custom integration.

But Qui-Gon knows that letting someone with such power flounder could lead to devastating consequences.

Franklin roars forward again with abandon, with both men letting their hands go before the final bell!

But anyone who knew me could see that I really liked Jared, and that we complemented each other in more ways than I was letting on.

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Common combinations with letting

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • of letting 23×
  • letting the 22×
  • and letting 13×
  • letting go 11×
  • by letting 11×
  • letting them 11×
  • letting you 10×
  • not letting 10×
  • letting his
  • to letting

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "letting" in a sentence?
An example: "And my partner is all about letting me dominate, which I like, in theory (it turns me on), but I feel pretty inept." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "letting" from real English texts.
What does "letting" mean?
Letting means: present participle and gerund of let
What are synonyms of "letting"?
Common synonyms of "letting" include: lease, rental, property, belongings, holding, material possession.
How many example sentences with "letting" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "letting", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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