let out
• utter a sound or cry.
• "he let out a sigh of happiness"
Similar:
utter,
emit,
give vent to,
produce,
give,
issue,
express,
air,
voice,
verbalize,
release,
pour out,
come out with,
• release someone from obligation or suspicion.
• "they've started looking for motives—that lets me out"
• (of a lesson, meeting, or event) finish, so that those attending are able to leave.
• "his classes let out at noon"
• make a garment looser or larger, typically by adjusting a seam.
• "the dress is too tight—perhaps it could be let out"
let-out
noun
• an opportunity to escape from or avoid a difficult situation.
• "the country won a let-out for its factories to continue burning dirty brown coal"
