Here you'll find 20 real example sentences with Loose, the meaning and synonyms like free or release.

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Loose in a sentence

Loose | Loosely | Loosen | Loosening | Loosened | Looser | Loosehead | Loosens | Loosed

Loose meaning

  1. To let loose, to free from restraints.
  2. To unfasten, to loosen.
  3. To make less tight, to loosen.

Synonyms of Loose

free lax stiffen loosen release light uncontrolled compact unconsolidated silty unfirm shifting sandy friable baggy

Loose in Dutch

los

Example sentences (20)

A man has died and a killer is on the loose after a brazen gangland assassination in broad daylight in Sydney's west.

First off, you can't eat the ones that are already dried up and on the loose around town, which is a definite bummer.

Cops say the suspects, who wore all black, multicolored hats and facemasks, were still on the loose hours later.

For me, Tom and Julie’s help was the loose ball rebound that allowed for the film to score the winning basket.

For an economy with inflationary dynamics maintaining robust momentum, financial conditions remain too loose.

After all the drama at Sky Casino and the agency trying to clear its name, there were still some loose ends.

Coldwater Elementary School was briefly on lockdown due to “an active shooter on the loose,” according to a Facebook post.

Corralling a loose puck in the Penguins’ left circle, Stutzle snapped off a wrister that Hellberg denied with his left leg.

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As he chased a loose ball down the left flank, the 29-year-old was closely followed by a Barnet defender.

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

As the trial begins, the prosecutor, Councilor Apap is killed by an assassin and all mayhem breaks loose.

Both were prominent in the first half when Williams prodded a loose ball over the bar from Morgan’s superb touchline dribble.

But the midfielder was another player past his prime and, after just 18 months, he was ruthlessly cut loose by Jose Mourinho.

For accessories, Nargis opted for delicate drop earrings and styled her hair in a bun with loose strands.

A loose guideline is that if your system pre-dates 2014, Windows 11 likely isn’t in the cards for you.

Back in July I let her run loose in a grassy field and she returned home with more than a dozen ticks.

Carol McGiffin has torn into Loose Women after quitting the show due to an ‘unjust’ contract dispute.

Dunedin also scored two more tries from lineout drives but butchered some with the loose-carry issue.

After a round trip to Moscow to pack her belongings and tie up loose ends, she left Russia for good.

An “armed and dangerous” suspected killer wanted for gunning down the witness to another murder is on the loose in northern Georgia.

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Frequently asked questions

How do you use "loose" in a sentence?
An example: "A man has died and a killer is on the loose after a brazen gangland assassination in broad daylight in Sydney's west." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "loose" from real English texts.
What does "loose" mean?
Loose means: To let loose, to free from restraints.
What are synonyms of "loose"?
Common synonyms of "loose" include: free, lax, stiffen, loosen, release, light, uncontrolled, compact. Plus 7 more synonyms.
What is "loose" in Dutch?
"loose" translates to Dutch as: los.
How many example sentences with "loose" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "loose", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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