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What is another word for Releasing? – 201 Releasing Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    liberating freeing letting go discharging emitting unleashing issuing publishing broadcasting distributing circulating dispensing shedding dropping abandoning relinquishing surrendering yielding ceding releasing extricating unshackling unchaining unbinding unfettering unloosing loosening relaxing mitigating alleviating assuaging soothing calming pacifying tranquilizing quieting stilling hushing silencing muffling deadening numbing dulling stifling smothering choking strangling constricting restraining confining imprisoning

    Meaning of Releasing

    The primary meaning of "Releasing" is to set something free from a state of constraint or confinement.

    Definitions

    • To set free from a state of confinement, restraint, or obligation
    • * To allow something to move or flow out or away
    • * To give up or surrender something, such as a claim or a right
    • * To make something available or accessible to others

    Etymology of Releasing

    The word "Releasing" originates from the Old French word "relaser", which means "to release or let go"
    This Old French word is derived from the Latin word "relaxare", which means "to loosen or relax"
    The word has been used in the English language since the 14th century to describe the act of setting something free from constraint or confinement

    Example Uses

    • The company is releasing a new product line next quarter
    • * The government is releasing funds to support the relief efforts
    • * She is releasing her grip on the rope to climb down
    • * The musician is releasing a new album next month

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    capturing imprisoning confining restraining binding shackling chaining fettering loosening tightening gripping grasping clinging holding keeping retaining withholding concealing hiding suppressing stifling smothering choking strangling constricting obstructing blocking hindering impeding preventing prohibiting forbidding