Let

What do we mean by let?

To give permission or opportunity to; allow. intransitive verb

To cause to; make. intransitive verb

Used as an auxiliary in the imperative to express a command, request, or proposal. intransitive verb

Used as an auxiliary in the imperative to express a warning or threat. intransitive verb

To permit to enter, proceed, or depart. intransitive verb

To release from or as if from confinement. intransitive verb

To rent or lease. intransitive verb

To award, especially after bids have been submitted. intransitive verb

To become rented or leased. intransitive verb

To be or become assigned, as to a contractor. intransitive verb

To cause to come down gradually; lower. phrasal verb

To withdraw support from; forsake. phrasal verb

To fail to meet the expectations of; disappoint. phrasal verb

To allow to be known; admit. phrasal verb

To pretend. phrasal verb

To come to a close; end. phrasal verb

To make known; reveal. phrasal verb

To increase the size of (a garment, for example). phrasal verb

To slow down; diminish. phrasal verb

The allowing of possession of a property etc. in exchange for rent.

A shortening of the saying "let it be" and also derived from the Norwegian pronunciation of "easy," it means "ease up," "chill" or "take it easy." Urban Dictionary

1) Something you say to refuse someone's invitation to perform a certain activity. 2) Something you say to ask someone to stop or calm down. 3) "Let's not" can be followed by "with" + (nominal construction) Urban Dictionary

To leave something to follow its natural course. Urban Dictionary

To allow everything and anything to take it's course. Urban Dictionary

A famous phrase used by The Beatles, also a REALLY good album (if you like The Beatles, if you do you already have it). Urban Dictionary

It means leave it or allow it in swiss slang talk Urban Dictionary

A famous song written by Paul McCartney and preformed by The Beatles. It was released on the album "Let it Be" and became one of the last singles by the Beatles to reach #1 on the US charts. Urban Dictionary

A shortened version of Lettuce Urban Dictionary

Contraction of let us. The apostrophe has replaced the u. Urban Dictionary

Short for "And on the eighth day, God said let there be (insert object here)" Implies that something is so pure and awesome, only God could have created it. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to let:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word let:
denote, suppose, formula, subset, slip, polynomial, shine, finite, integer, vector, loose, define, know, alone, assume, matrix, algebra, die, happen, your, probability, variables, you, random, stay, sing, consider, compact, decide, eat, lie, linear, function, tell, smooth, anyone, variable, operator, hear, continuous, sequence, say.

Words that rhyme with let:
set, get, bet, offset, vet, net, whet, upset, asset, fret, mindset, wet, epithet, internet, forget, yet, regret, sweat, outlet, debt, pet, vignette, threat, beset, beget, silhouette, reset, jet, abet, onset, alphabet, sobriquet, stet, met, sublet, pret, parapet, rosette, outset, et, preset, inlet, gimlet, typeset, ret, cadet, gazette, inset, sunset, coronet, dragnet, baguette, duet, avocet, octet, subset, ethernet, pipette, cornet, tet, flageolet, cigarette, minaret, bayonet, brunette, minuet, chet, cassette, corvette, soviet, dead set, charrette, roulette, quartet, lorgnette, tete, clarinet, marmoset, quintet, suffragette, nett, sextet, barrette, cabriolet, piet, baronet, tibet, anisette, smet, joliet, lafayette, heavyset, vette, colette, calumet, headset, antoinette, brett, vedette, handset.

Adjectives that are often used to describe let:
high, low, average, higher, same, different, more, corollary, mean, buy, lower, variable, basic, bright, constant, initial, right, sad, how, current, typical, part, your, musical, maximum, minimum, dove, creative, finite, highest, cycle, effective, quick, sound, corresponding, based, dear, dew, interval, utter, happy, random, mathematical, intermediate, peak, manifold, restricted, classic, magnetic, sub, unrestricted, line, competitive, compact, content, fixed.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective let:
radiation, radiations, statement, statements, command, youth, others, particles, spectra, increases, distribution, spectrum, irradiation, your, values, down, dependence, effects, value, this, loss, those, ring, alone, dogs, shine, her, pass, love, them, him, radiotherapy, god, nothing, sum, rules, loose, fall, relationship, beams, component, instruction, count, stand, rule, tracks, pens, play, know, none, fingers, total, components, concept, live, remember, therapy, parents, beauty, everything, kids, fig, hate, jesus, dry, spectrometer, congress, threshold, see, exposure.

Consonant match to let:
lot, light, late, lite, lit, loot, lout, lute, lat, leet, lott, latke, lotte, lett, leyte, litt, laut, lette, leete, leite, leight.

Words that sound like let:
let, lett, lette, legt, -let, lebt, lit, litt, lut, llet, lidt, lyt, lutte, light, late, lot, lead, loot, led, lite, lute, lat, lout, leet, lott, lotte, lete, leat, liet, lote, leight, laut, lyte, laat, liit, leyte, latt, leit, leite, leete, leute, lwt, luit, leod, lieut, laute, leut, luette, lid, lud, lyd, ludd, left, laid, lad, lent, lets, leed, lest, laud, leapt, leaped, lept, lade, laude, leche, lect, lethe, lesh, flet, ladd, leth, letch, leh, lawed, letta, leta, leid, lert, let's, laide, ladde, lede, leti, flett, layette, clet, leota, leao, klett, laad, lesch, leaa, leste, lehto, alette, ldt, leede, klette, leched.