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Traditional English :: release
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release - v. & n. --v.tr.
1 (often foll. by from) set free; liberate, unfasten.
2 allow to move from a fixed position.
3 a make (information, a recording, etc.) publicly or generally available. b issue (a film etc.) for general exhibition.
4 Law a remit (a debt). b surrender (a right). c make over (property or money) to another. --n. 1 deliverance or liberation from a restriction, duty, or difficulty.
2 a handle or catch that releases part of a mechanism.
3 a document or item of information made available for publication (press release).
4 a a film or record etc. that is released. b the act or an instance of releasing or the process of being released in this way.
5 Law a the act of releasing (property, money, or a right) to another. b a document effecting this. releasable adj. releasee n . (in sense 4 of v.). releaser n. releasor n. (in sense 4 of v.). [ME f. OF reles (n.), relesser (v.), relaiss(i)er f. L relaxare: see RELAX] |
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Related Words
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new
rap
date
album
blockbuster
video
comic
book
butterfly
medical
form
halo
half
life
sims
kingdom
hearts
press
distribution
doom
nintendo
ds
equity
fable
future
gran
turismo
harry
potter
lease
liability
lien
weight
loss
madden
mold
agent
movie
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Most Often Usage
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doom 3 release date
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equity release
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