releasing

• Adjetivo que descreve algo que traz alívio ou libertação de tensão, estresse ou restrições.

An adjective describing something that provides relief or freedom from tension, stress, or confinement.

1. Emotionally purgingB2informalart

   Describing something, such as art or an experience, that allows for the release of strong emotions.

   Catártico

   • The film was a deeply releasing experience for the audience.
   • Writing in her journal felt incredibly releasing.
   • His music has a releasing quality that helps listeners process their feelings.

   Sinônimoscatharticcleansinghealingpurgingtherapeuticventing

   Antônimosconstrainingrepressing

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de libertar algo ou alguém, tornar algo disponível ao público ou soltar algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of setting something free, making something available to the public, or letting go of something.

1. Set freeB1formal

   To allow someone or something to leave a place or to stop being held.

   Libertar

   • The prisoner was released after serving five years.
   • They released the bird back into the wild.
   • The company released the hostages unharmed.

   Sinônimosdischargeemancipatefreelet goliberateset freeunbindunleashuntie

   Antônimosarrestcaptureconfinedetainenslaveholdimprisonincarceraterestrainshackle

2. Make public or availableB1formal

   To make something available to the public, such as a product, film, or information.

   Lançar

   • The studio will release the new movie next month.
   • The company released its annual report today.
   • They released a statement denying the allegations.

   Sinônimosannouncecirculatedisclosedistributeissuelaunchpublishput outunveil

   Antônimosconcealhideretainsuppresswithhold

3. Let go ofB1formal

   To stop holding something or to allow something to move freely.

   Soltar

   • He released his grip on the rope.
   • She released the brake and the car started moving.
   • The mechanism releases the latch when you press the button.

   Sinônimosdischargedropfreelet goliberatelooseset freeunleashuntie

   Antônimosclaspclutchgraspgripholdretain

4. Emit or dischargeB2formal

   To allow a substance, energy, or gas to escape or flow out.

   Liberar

   • The factory released toxic fumes into the air.
   • The volcano released a cloud of ash and smoke.
   • The battery releases energy slowly over time.

   Sinônimosdischargeemanateemitexcreteexudegive offgive outleaklet outsend outvent

   Antônimosabsorbcontainholdretain