Know
Release
Release verb - To set free (from a state of being held in check).
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- In fact, when FNAF World was announced, Scott said it was "Coming 2016 (Seriously.)" You know things got out of hand when he has to vow not to release a game before it's official release date.
Source: Schedule Slip / Video Games -
Foregone Conclusion: All of his intellectual pursuits, business ventures and publicity at Leavenworth won't lead to release and whenever release is brought up we know it won't happen because we know, of course, that instead of being released he ends up in Alcatraz.
Source: Film / Birdman of Alcatraz - Since Steve Jobs had died a mere two years before the movie's release, the filmmakers probably figured everybody not living under a rock would know how the story ends.
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