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Meanings of loosened in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "disentangled"
Examples for "disentangled"
1
We disentangled him from the sledge and set him on his feet.
2
As he disentangled himself he recollected something that had slipped his memory.
3
A stench filled the room as I disentangled and spread each garment.
4
We picked her up and dusted her down and disentangled the puppies.
5
Cloudesley disentangled his foot from the stirrup, and raised him in his arms.
1
She slugged down three Midol and unsnarled her hair.
2
I want a character with a little, twisted, unawakened soul to be unsnarled and made to behave itself.
3
"Come, girl," she began at last; "tears never yet unsnarled a knot.
4
"After what happened with that miner's daughter...?" The brows unsnarled again.
5
"Thanks very much, my friend," and the face unsnarled itself, into the amiable lines of the normal.
Usage of loosened in anglès
1
He loosened the case containing the long horn, to announce their approach.
2
Greece, Portugal and Spain have slashed labour costs and loosened restrictive rules.
3
After a while, people forget the crisis, and the rules are loosened.
4
Brakes are loosened at different paces however, and the recovery remains uneven.
5
The whisky revived the courage and loosened the tongue of the youth.
6
The standard has been loosened slightly in recent years in selected jurisdictions.
7
Later, it loosened loan restrictions to encourage banks to step up lending.
8
His grip loosened, she pulled free and bit him on the hand.
9
And the bonds of affection and union are loosened in that family.
10
But look at her now, look at the way she's loosened up.
11
Local leaders want restrictions around seating on domestic flights loosened, and quickly.
12
When the bands of the shroud have been loosened the people say:-
13
When we thought he had received the message we loosened it again.
14
As the fork was withdrawn the binding of the sheaf was loosened.
15
But after decades of strict restrictions, the Army in 2006 loosened up.
16
Obama has loosened the embargo and asked Congress to start lifting it.
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Loosened through the time
Loosened across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common