Similar words: release, pleased, displeased, please, increased, in the least, not in the least, ease. Meaning: [rɪ'lɪːst] 
adj. set free as from prison or duty.
adj. set free as from prison or duty. 
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61, She released her tight hold on the dog.
62, The government released him as a gesture of goodwill.
63, I released him from his promise.
64, I let go/released my grip and he ran away.
65, The police caught the released prisoner stealing a bicycle.
66, She was released on a technicality .
67, How much radiation was released into the air?
68, He released his grip and stepped back.
69, The prisoners were released from captivity after three months.
70, She was released on instruction from the Foreign Ministry.
71, He was released on payment of the ransom.
72, The dog is released in the evening.
73, The hostages were released from captivity.
74, The government has just released new unemployment figures.
75, The young monk was released from his vows.
76, Oil was released into the sea.
77, When will I be released[sentence dictionary](sentencedict.com), sir?
78, Thousands of bombs were released over Dresden.
79, The tanker driver was treated for shock and released.
80, The band's new CD is released next week.
81, Hormones are released from glands into the bloodstream.
82, He was released from prison following his acquittal.
83, She laughed, the tension inside her suddenly released.
84, The information has been released in dribs and drabs.
85, She was released from prison last week.
86, The man was released after questioning by detectives.
87, The robber was released on bail.
88, He was released on bail pending further inquiries.
89, A special remastered version of Casablanca is being released.
90, Each bird was tagged and released into the wild.
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