releasing
Pronunciation: [rɪˈliːsɪŋ]
Word
Context: “action”
(verb) to set something free or let it go. When you release a balloon, it goes up into the sky instead of staying in your hand.
Example
She is releasing the butterflies she caught in a jar.
Example
He didn't release the dog when it wanted to play outside.
Example
Are you going to release the fish back into the water?
Context: “information”
(verb) to make something available to the public or for people to see. For example, when a movie company releases a new movie, lots of people can go and watch it in theaters.
Example
The company is releasing a new software update next week.
Example
They are not releasing any new songs this year.
Example
When are they going to release the new book?
Context: “emotion”
(verb) to let go of feelings or stress. When you are feeling upset and you talk about it, you are releasing your emotions.
Example
He felt much better after releasing his worries by talking to a friend.
Example
She doesn't like to release her feelings; she keeps them inside.
Example
What helps you release your stress after a long day?
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