If you have an IQ between 85 and 110, you may not qualify for Mensa, but youâre still in good company; 68 percent of the population scores within this range. And we bet youâre smart enough to see that neither you nor your quality of life is defined by a number.f you have an IQ between 85 and 110, you may not qualify for Mensa, but youâre still in good company; 68 percent of the population scores within this range. And we bet youâre smart enough to see that neither you nor your quality of life is defined by a number.
Definition of let loose. 1 : to allow (someone or something) to move or go freely He let the dogs loose in the courtyard. 2 : to produce (something, such as a cry) in a sudden and forceful way The crowd let loose an enormous groan when the pass was intercepted. She let loose (with) a scream.
Release and let go are used in similar ways. Release is more formal than let go. If you release a person or animal or let them go, you allow them to leave or escape. They had just been released from prison. Eventually I let the frog go.To release or let go of something or someone also means to stop holding them.He released her hand quickly. 'Let go of me,' she said.elease and let go are used in similar ways. Release is more formal than let go. If you release a person or animal or let them go, you allow them to leave or escape. They had just been released from prison. Eventually I let the frog go.