Loose meaning in Hindi

loose (verb) = grant freedom to; free from confinement

Synonyms: free, liberate, release, unloose, unloosen, loose

loose (verb) = turn loose or free from restraint

Synonyms: unleash, let_loose, loose

• Usage: let loose mines
• Usage: Loose terrible plagues upon humanity

loose (verb) = make loose or looser

Synonyms: loosen, loose

• Usage: loosen the tension on a rope

loose (verb) = become loose or looser or less tight

Synonyms: loosen, relax, loose

• Usage: The noose loosened
• Usage: the rope relaxed

loose (adj) = not compact or dense in structure or arrangement

Synonyms: loose

• Usage: loose gravel

loose (adj) = (of a ball in sport) not in the possession or control of any player

Synonyms: loose

• Usage: a loose ball

loose (adj) = not tight; not closely constrained or constricted or constricting

Synonyms: loose

• Usage: loose clothing
• Usage: the large shoes were very loose

loose (adj) = not officially recognized or controlled

Synonyms: informal, loose

• Usage: an informal agreement
• Usage: a loose organization of the local farmers

loose (adj) = not literal

Synonyms: free, loose, liberal

• Usage: a loose interpretation of what she had been told
• Usage: a free translation of the poem

loose (adj) = emptying easily or excessively

Synonyms: lax, loose

• Usage: loose bowels

loose (adj) = not affixed

Synonyms: unaffixed, loose

• Usage: the stamp came loose

loose (adj) = not tense or taut

Synonyms: loose, slack

• Usage: the old man's skin hung loose and grey
• Usage: slack and wrinkled skin
• Usage: slack sails
• Usage: a slack rope

loose (adj) = (of textures) full of small openings or gaps

Synonyms: loose, open

• Usage: an open texture
• Usage: a loose weave

loose (adj) = lacking a sense of restraint or responsibility

Synonyms: idle, loose

• Usage: idle talk
• Usage: a loose tongue

loose (adj) = not carefully arranged in a package

Synonyms: loose

• Usage: a box of loose nails

loose (adj) = having escaped, especially from confinement

Synonyms: at_large, escaped, loose, on_the_loose

• Usage: a convict still at large
• Usage: searching for two escaped prisoners
• Usage: dogs loose on the streets
• Usage: criminals on the loose in the neighborhood

loose (adj) = casual and unrestrained in sexual behavior

Synonyms: easy, light, loose, promiscuous, sluttish, wanton

• Usage: her easy virtue
• Usage: he was told to avoid loose (or light) women
• Usage: wanton behavior

loose (adv) = without restraint

Synonyms: loose, free

• Usage: cows in India are running loose