Deliver and Release

Deliver

Deliver verb - To remove from danger or harm.
Usage example: the doomed passengers kept hoping that a ship would miraculously appear and deliver them

Release is a synonym for deliver in free topic. In some cases you can use "Release" instead a verb "Deliver", when it comes to topics like save, redeem, discharge, rescue. popular alternative

Release

Release verb - To set free (as from slavery or confinement).
Usage example: release the prisoners immediately

Deliver is a synonym for release in free topic. You can use "Deliver" instead a verb "Release", if it concerns topics such as activity, action, redeem, let go. popular alternative

Nearby Words: released, releasing

Common collocations

soul deliver soul release soul
power deliver power release power
attack deliver attack release attack
people deliver people release people
Other words: note, series, information, blast, souls.

Both words in one sentence

  • Richard Linklater's "SubUrbia." The Criterion Collection was promising a release for a long time, but it's looking unlikely they'll deliver.
  • Not Quite Saved Enough In the original release of Resident Evil, Richard Aiken will expire from a poisonous snakebite if you take too long to deliver a serum to him.
  • The Anna Paquin/Matt Damon drama Margaret was filmed in 2005 but because of a combination of lawsuits and the inability to deliver a final cut, didn't see a release until 2011.
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