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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a loose rope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a rope that is not tightly secured or fastened, often in contexts related to safety, construction, or outdoor activities.
Example: "Before starting the climb, make sure there isn't a loose rope that could cause an accident."
Alternatives: "an unsecured rope" or "a slack rope".
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Watching the tape of Hunt, on foot, working with a horse that had never been ridden, using just a loose rope to persuade him, very gently, to turn in one direction or another, was mesmerizing — a lesson in converting fear into trust.
A tight rope with little sag makes quicker vibrations, whereas a loose rope with a lot of sag makes larger back-and-forth swings.
Never walk ahead and try to tug or pull the rope, or let him trail behind a loose rope.
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If you have tied the halter correctly, there should be a piece of loose rope sticking up (not down).
This main strategy is implemented as walking along a long, thin, and loose rope.
Around her biceps a loose rubber rope twisted.
When grouped together in a loose, continuous rope without twist, man-made filaments are called tow.
Do not allow too much loose rope or the horse will get a foot/leg over the rope.
Remember that Jason needs to put on his shirt, overalls, shoes and socks; thus add his mask and tie the (loose) rope around the neck area, to hold it in place.
Thousands of African people implored Ali to do something — "Ali bome aye! Ali bome aye!" — but all he did was sag against the loose ropes, taking punishment from Foreman's massive arms.
Depending on the bow size, grasp one end of the tape and wind into a long, loose circular rope.
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