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Term: Synonyms - Loose

Definition

As an adjective, "loose" means not firmly or tightly fixed in place; detached or able to be detached. It can also refer to something not fitting tightly or closely.

As a verb, "loose" means to set free; release. It can also mean to make a substance or part of the body less tight or firm.

As an adverb, "loose" means in a loose manner; not tightly or firmly.

As a noun, "loose" refers to a state of being free from confinement or constraint.

Sense 1: Adjective - Not firmly or tightly fixed in place

Example Sentence: The screw was loose, so it needed to be tightened.

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Sense 2: Adjective - Not fitting tightly or closely

Example Sentence: She preferred wearing loose clothing in hot weather.

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Sense 3: Verb - Set free or release

Example Sentence: The prisoner was loosed from his chains after serving his sentence.

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Sense 4: Verb - Make less tight or firm

Example Sentence: The tailor had to loose the dress a bit to make it more comfortable.

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Sense 5: Adverb - Not tightly or firmly

Example Sentence: The hair tie slipped loose from her ponytail as she ran.

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Sense 6: Noun - State of being free from confinement or constraint

Example Sentence: She enjoyed the feeling of freedom and loose that traveling provided.

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