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Verb:
let off
let óf
Free
someone from an
obligation
,
duty
,
payment
, or
punishment
"The
judge
decided
to
let
off the first-time
offender
with a
warning
";
-
excuse
,
relieve
,
exempt
Derived forms:
lets off, letting off, let off
Type of:
absolve
,
free
let alone
let bygones be bygones
let down
let drive
let fly
let go
let go of
let in
let it go
let loose
let off
let off steam
let on
let out
let rip
let sleeping dogs lie
let the cat out of the bag
let up
letch
letdown
lethal