cut loose

The idiom 'cut loose' can mean to act freely, break away from control, or leave quickly, depending on the context.

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Definition

B2Social

(informal)To behave in a free and uninhibited manner.

Example

  • After the exams, the students decided to cut loose and have a big party.

B2Personal Freedom

(informal)To break away from influence or control.

Example

  • She cut loose from her parents and moved to another city.

B2Departure

(informal)To leave or clear out quickly.

Example

  • As soon as the concert ended, we decided to cut loose and head home.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "cut loose":

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