Release and To blow

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Release verb - To set free (from a state of being held in check).

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To blow and release are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "To blow" with "Release", this terms are similar.

Nearby Words: released, releasing

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Release and to blow are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Release" instead a verb phrase "To blow".

This is the ending of Tripod's song "Suicide Bomber"—the falsely accused bomber is awaiting release after repeated torture, and is already planning to blow up a bus.

Source: Then Let Me Be Evil
Villainous Breakdown: When Batman forced Darkseid to release Supergirl by threatening to blow up Apokolips (and proving to Darkseid that he wasn't bluffing), Darkseid didn't take it very well.

Source: Comic Book / Darkseid
Britney Spears: The first line of the chorus of "I Wanna Go," "Shame on me, to need release." She's talking about having a little fun to blow off steam, but "need release" is also a way of saying you need to get laid.

Source: Accidental Innuendo / Music

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