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Releases Moderate

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Definitions
Noun
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plural of release

"The press conference featured several releases from the company's top executives regarding their new strategy."

In plain English: Releases are things that are set free from being held or kept.

"The company announced new safety releases to address recent concerns."

Verb
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Third-person singular simple present indicative form of release

"He releases the bird from its cage every morning at sunrise."

In plain English: To release something means to let it go free or make it available for people to use.

"The government will release new economic data tomorrow morning."

Example Sentences
"The company announced new safety releases to address recent concerns." noun
"The government will release new economic data tomorrow morning." verb
"The band releases their new album next Friday." verb
"He releases the dog from its leash to run in the yard." verb
"My favorite movie theater usually releases blockbuster films on Tuesdays." verb
See Also
choke luff release
Related Terms

Origin

Releases is the third-person singular present form of the verb release, which derives from Old French relaissier. The term originally meant to set free or let go again, combining the prefix re- with laisser (to leave).

Rhyming Words
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