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Definitions from the WebTerm: "Let You Go"Description:"Let You Go" is a phrasal verb that can have different meanings based on context. It primarily refers to allowing someone to depart or leave a particular place, situation, or relationship. It can signify releasing someone from a hold, permitting their freedom, or accepting their decision to leave. Examples:1. Verb - Release"I will let you go now, as I understand you have other commitments." Related products on Amazon: Break Up Books 2. Verb - Allow"I'll let you go to the party tonight, but make sure to come home on time." Related products on Amazon: Teenager Curfew Clock 3. Verb - Accept"I must let you go if being together makes you unhappy." Related products on Amazon: Self-Help Books 4. Verb - Divorce/Separate"After years of struggle, they decided it was time to let each other go." Related products on Amazon: Divorce Lawyer Services 5. Interjection - Persuasion"Let you go? Oh, please reconsider, we still have so much to talk about." Related products on Amazon: Persuasion Techniques Books | ||||
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