Get to know Loose better with 10+ real example sentences, the meaning and synonyms like free or release.
Loose in a sentence
Related words
Loose meaning
- To let loose, to free from restraints.
- To unfasten, to loosen.
- To make less tight, to loosen.
Synonyms of Loose
Loose vertaling naar Nederlands
Using Loose
- The main meaning on this page is: To let loose, to free from restraints. | To unfasten, to loosen. | To make less tight, to loosen.
- Useful related words include: free, lax, stiffen, loosen.
- Possible Dutch translations are: los.
- In the example corpus, loose often appears in combinations such as: the loose, loose ball, loose and.
Example sentences (20)
Another image shows a brownish red substance on one of the window sills, while others show a loose doorknob, loose rail on the balcony, mould in a kettle, a dirty towel left in a shower and a general lack of maintenance.
We’ve been so close to breaking one loose, and today we got a couple loose.
Meanwhile, at loose forward, captain Elliot Minchella is being considered for a rest and that could mean Jai Whitbread starts again at loose forward, as he did against Catalans Dragons when the skipper was used from the bench.
Chhattisgarh had banned the sale of loose cigarettes earlier this year, while Karnataka banned the sale of loose cigarettes, beedis and chewing tobacco in 2017.
You've allowed hundreds of footballers to be set loose in Queensland after their seasons end, when they can't cut loose in Bali or Vegas.
In 16 century Italy, it was considered immodest for a woman to wear her hair draped over her shoulders as we see here: loose, flowing hair was synonymous with loose morals.
No loose-fitting clothing—prefer pants, no scarves/loose shirts.
Another method known as touch-ledgering can be used which involves not using a quiver-tip but instead holding the line that is loose off the reel and feeling for any pulls or the line going loose.
Loose hay stacking Loose stacks are built to prevent accumulation of moisture and promote drying, or curing.
The loose grammar, just like loose spelling, encodes some level of emphasis, ironic or otherwise.
A father and son who pulled over to help save a young puppy running loose on the road in south Edmonton were in for the shock of their lives minutes later, when the son was attacked by another dog.
After all the drama at Sky Casino and the agency trying to clear its name, there were still some loose ends.
After a round trip to Moscow to pack her belongings and tie up loose ends, she left Russia for good.
After a Sheriff brings an injured man to the hospital, all hell breaks loose when people in white robes begin surrounding the building.
After a while, it does get a little loose, but when that happens… you tighten it back up.
After knocking the ball loose but failing to get it out of the sand on his first attempt, Hall saved par by popping it out on the next try.
After our workshop, we were set loose in the streets of Grasse, which are charmingly covered by a canopy of pink umbrellas, hung for Expo Rose, an annual celebration roses in which the streets are decorated with rose bushes, bouquets and exhibitions.
After spending a fun day letting loose and decorating each other like piñatas, they show up on the beach covered in paint and paper mache and ready to party.
After the official ribbon was cut and the carnival declared open, the army of floats was finally let loose, the lively soundtrack of steel drums and saxophones punctuated by raucous DJ sets.
A Hofstra three-pointer after two loose ball fouls on Towson cut the lead to six points, but an offensive board and layup from guard Nygal Russell put the game at an eight-point differential with Towson leading 27-19 at the 1:26 mark.
Common combinations with loose
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the loose 29×
- loose ball 23×
- loose and 12×
- loose in 8×
- of loose 7×
- in loose 7×
- loose women 7×
- and loose 7×
- cut loose 6×
- loose on 6×