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Meanings of cut loose in English

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Usage of cut loose in English
1
Some can't wait to cut loose and be free after 307 years.
The Guardian
2
Trying to decide whether he really can bring himself to cut loose.'
The Descent
3
In April 1965, Lemass did indeed cut loose at The Irish Times.
The Irish Times
4
I dream of doing it, but he cut loose and did it.
The Unwilling Vestal
5
They would far rather cut loose and strike out on their own.
The Guardian
6
Only thing I can do is to open wide and cut loose.
Out of the Primitive
7
You've cut loose from your base and burned your bridges behind you.
A Hoosier Chronicle
8
Athens is set to cut loose from its latest bailout on Monday.
The Irish Times
9
Mothers are all like that when you cut loose from their apron-strings.
The Trail of '98: A Northland Romance
10
She saw what I'm like when I cut loose-thereon the ship.
Out of the Primitive
11
One word, boy, before you cut loose from all reason and reflection.
Afloat and Ashore: A Sea Tale
12
And I suspect I understand why you've cut loose your mortal scholars.
Prince Lestat
13
You had cut loose-andyou couldn't get back when you wanted to.
Vane of the Timberlands
14
Valdosta surprised Kling here in the garage and cut loose on him.
Death angel
15
I guess seeing a wizard cut loose can do that to you.
Storm front
16
He was pulling me to my feet when the thunder cut loose.
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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