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UK//lɛt hɪm biː//US//lɛt hɪm bi//

Meaning of Let him be

To allow someone to exist or act without interference.

In simple words: Allow him to be as he is.

Let him be in a sentence

  • Sometimes, it's best to just let him be and not interfere.
  • Even if you disagree, you should let him be who he is.
  • After the argument, I decided to let him be for a while.
  • You might not always understand his choices, but let him be.
  • She told him to let it go and just let it be for now.

How to use Let him be

Commonly used to express acceptance or resignation regarding someone's behavior or state. It can be used in both casual conversations and more serious discussions.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Think of a letting go breeze – just let him be.

Related words

Collocations with Let him be

  • let him be himself
  • let him be free
  • let him be happy

Synonyms for Let him be

Common mistakes with Let him be

  • Using it in a context where a command is needed instead of acceptance.
  • Confusing with similar phrases like 'let it be' which conveys a different sentiment.

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Frequently asked questions about Let him be

What does Let him be mean?

Allow him to be as he is.

What is the definition of Let him be?

To allow someone to exist or act without interference.

How do you use Let him be in a sentence?

Sometimes, it's best to just let him be and not interfere.

Can you give another example of Let him be?

Even if you disagree, you should let him be who he is.

What are synonyms for Let him be?

Common alternatives include leave him alone, let him exist, allow him to be.

What words go with Let him be?

It commonly pairs with let him be himself, let him be free, let him be happy.

What are common mistakes when using Let him be?

Using it in a context where a command is needed instead of acceptance. Confusing with similar phrases like 'let it be' which conveys a different sentiment.

How do you pronounce Let him be?

US: //lɛt hɪm bi//, UK: //lɛt hɪm biː//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Let him be?

Commonly used to express acceptance or resignation regarding someone's behavior or state. It can be used in both casual conversations and more serious discussions.