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The phrase "to let loose" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an idiomatic expression that means "to release something or someone from a restriction; to fully or unrestrainedly express oneself." Example: "The speaker let loose her innermost thoughts and feelings to the rapt audience."
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— to let loose.
He needs to let loose.
It is afraid to let loose.
The skies are about to let loose".
She had to let loose".
Now is the time to let loose.
"People just want to let loose".
"I just had to let loose," Ms. Ora said.
He appeared determined to let loose his views on everything.
Fox wanted the combustible Waltrip to let loose.
But everyone needs some outlet to "let loose," she added.
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