loose|loosed|looses|loosing in English
verb
[luːs]
free, let go, release; make loose; untie, unfasten; shoot (arrow, gun, etc.)
Use "loose|loosed|looses|loosing" in a sentence
1. Having slackened and loose skin after loosing pounds fantastically?
2. His speech loosed a tide of nationalist sentiment.
3. Please bind fast; it is loosing.
4. And in nature Anhydrite forms when gypsum looses its water.
5. 18 “ Assuredly, I say to you, s whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven
6. 10 Please bind fast; it is loosing.
7. The adversary has been loosed upon the earth.
8. Fat Man was loosed on Nagasaki on August
9. Police fired tear gas and loosed police dogs.
10. All this has somewhere lead to our loosing Curiousness
11. He loosed the brakes and the jeep rolled onwards.
12. But, once it's cut. It turns brown, and looses its power.
13. The tanker loosed 000 gallons of pesticide into the river.
14. 16 They loosed the covert fear that Croft would be watching them.
15. Things fall Apart the center cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world
16. The minister loosed an angry tirade against the leader of the opposition.
17. Pumps in the backpack circulated water round the pipes without loosing significant amounts.
18. Some dental floss will help to loosed the grip of the old adhesive.
19. Finally, somebody looses connection the same way the particles in the mortar pulled apart.
20. Seizing this opportunity, Dineh quietly loosed his bonds and fled through the night.
21. Antonyms for Coheres include disbands, breaks up, disagrees, disconnects, disjoins, disperses, disputes, divides, looses and loosens
22. The internet has opened a Pandora's box of threats: its demons have been loosed on us all.
23. At the same time loosing the bands of the rudders [hama Anentes tas zeuktērias tōn pēdaliōn]
24. Turn him loose.
25. Aeons is a new swiss metalband from Zurich, combining several elements of modern metal, without loosing individuality