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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Letting oneself go?
An hour later, he was still drinking, letting himself go.
What does 'letting himself go' mean in this context?
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He's relaxing or just having a great time without worrying about anything. Maybe he has had a lot of work lately and hasn't been able to go for a very long time.
- He's relaxing or just having a great time without worrying about anything.
- Maybe he has had a lot of work lately and hasn't been able to go for a very long time.
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He's relaxing or just having a great time without worrying about anything. Maybe he has had a lot of work lately and hasn't been able to go for a very long time.
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