Used when concluding a conversation to sound considerate and polite.
Literal Meaning
To allow someone to leave; to grant someone permission to depart.
Actual Meaning
I want to end this conversation - framing it as doing you a favor
Examples in Context
Caller: 'Well, I'll let you go.' (Translation: I want to end this call)
Helpful Tips
1They want to end the conversation
2A graceful exit strategy
3Take the hint and wrap up
Phrase Thesaurus
Similar words and synonyms for this phrase
I'll excuse you
I'll release you
I'll set you free
I'll cut you loose
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