Synonyms for let off
let off

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1. excuse, relieve, let off, exemptverb

   grant exemption or release to

   "Please excuse me from this class"

   Synonyms:
   justify, condone, apologise, explain, relieve, unbosom, allay, rationalize, excuse, beg off, palliate, free, ease, apologize, rationalise, assuage, alleviate, salve, remedy, salvage, take over, still, exempt, lighten, save, pardon

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1. let off

   Synonyms:
   discharge, explode

2. let off

   Synonyms:
   excuse, exonerate, exempt

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1. Valeria Meresz:

   I think life is serious enough and every once in a while it feels good to fool around a bit and just let off the steam.

2. Laszlo Magacs:

   , is about the interaction between two people in a closed space, it is about tolerance, paying attention to each other, about the frustrations stemming from being locked in a small space, and the psychological game between the two people when there is no way to let off the steam.

3. Tracey Emin:

   I have had the title for about 15 years but I have never used it. A couple of years ago, my mum died, and I have cried so much in all my life and I thought this is the time to use this title, essentially the show is about big emotional moments in my life, good or bad, hell or happy, this kind of combination of this big emotional churning, reworking, awakening, a big emotional timebomb that has been let off in the gallery.

4. David Nabarro:

   We are moving towards the end, but we just don't know when it will come. In Liberia it took a long time - it took about two months to move from single-figure cases to zero - so we are not anticipating that this will be a very rapid thing, that's why I am telling everyone ... don't turn away, don't let off the effort: we must finish it and finish it well.

5. Richard Lustberg:

   People need to get out and let off some steam, whether it be from their jobs, whether it be from their marriages, whether it be from whatever else it may be, and sports allows for us to do that.