letting
verb(let)
to cause to : make
letting
verb(let)
to give opportunity to or fail to prevent
letting
verb(let)
—used in the imperative to introduce a request or proposal
letting
verb(let)
hinder, prevent
letting
verb(let)
to allow to descend gradually
letting
verb(let)
to fail to support
letting
verb(let)
disappoint
letting
verb(let)
to make acknowledgment : admit
letting
verb(let)
to reveal a secret
letting
verb(let)
to conclude a session or performance
letting
verb(let)
to diminish or slow down : slacken
letting
verb(let)
cease, stop
letting
verb(let)
to become less severe —used with on
letting
phrasal verb(let)
to allow (someone) to get off a bus, an airplane, etc.
letting
phrasal verb(let)
to allow (someone who has been caught doing something wrong or illegal) to go without being punished
letting
phrasal verb(let)
to cause (something) to explode or to be released in a forceful way