released
Translation
freed, made public, launched
Examples
The newly released film is getting good reviews.
The newly released film is getting good reviews.
The released prisoner struggled to adapt to life outside.
The released prisoner struggled to adapt to life outside.
Grammar Patterns
((released)) + (noun) describes a noun that has been freed or made public The newly released film is popular.
Similar Words
Synonyms: freed, published, launched
Etymology
The past participle of the verb 'to release'. It describes a state resulting from the action of releasing.
Memory Tips
The '-ed' ending means 'done'. So, 'released' means the action of releasing is done.