To make loose is "loosen", to set free can be "loose", although from
"let loose" I suspect.
> To lose something implies the loss is unintended, either
> real or pretense. Unless the loss is unintentional you
> really shouldn't be using the word "lose". If it is
> unintentional it should probably be past tense (lost).
Umm ? "The annoyed team members set out to lose"
You can intentionally lose something. The difference is whether you
expect to be able to retrieve it.
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