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Meaning of LOOSE
The primary meaning of the word "LOOSE" is not being tightly fixed or fastened.
Etymology of LOOSE
The word "LOOSE" originates from Old English "lūs", which is derived from the Germanic word "lusiz", also the source of the Modern English word "lose"
Historically, the word "LOOSE" has been used to describe a wide range of concepts, including physical freedom, moral laxity, and a lack of precision or accuracy
Synonyms
Definitions
- Not firmly or tightly fixed in place
- * Not strictly limited or restricted
- * Not precise or exact
- * Lacking in accuracy or attention to detail
- * Not morally strict or restrained
Usage Examples
- The screw was loose, so I tightened it
- * She has a loose interpretation of the rules
- * The dog got loose and ran away
- * The teacher was loose with her grading, giving high marks to everyone