- I'll (have to) let you go.
- I'll (have to) let you go.Fig. It is time to end this phone conversation. •
Well, I'll let you go. It's getting late.
•I have to go to work early tomorrow, so I'll let you go.
Dictionary of American idioms. 2013.
I'll (have to) let you go.
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