releasing
/rɪˈlisɪŋ/
verb
- Setting someone or something free from captivity, confinement, or restraint.
- The zookeeper is releasing the rescued turtle back into the ocean.
- They are releasing the prisoners early due to good behavior.
- The firefighter is releasing the cat from the tree.
- Making something available to the public, such as a product, film, or information.
- The studio is releasing the new movie in theaters next week.
- The government is releasing the report to the press tomorrow.
- The company is releasing a software update to fix the bugs.
- Allowing something to escape or be emitted, such as gas, liquid, or energy.
- The volcano is releasing ash and smoke into the sky.
- The car is releasing harmful emissions into the air.
- The pipe is releasing water because of a small crack.
- Letting go of a physical or emotional hold; relieving tension or pressure.
- She is releasing the rope slowly to lower the bucket.
- Yoga helps him in releasing stress from a long day.
- He is releasing his anger by going for a run.
Antonyms
noun
- The act of setting free or making available.
- The releasing of the hostages took several hours.
- The releasing of the birds was a beautiful ceremony.
- The releasing of the new album caused a lot of excitement.