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Meanings of disencumber in English
Portuguese
soltar Catalan
desenredar Synonyms
Examples for "extricate"
Examples for "extricate"
1
ERROR attempts to extricate a pot from the nails in the shelves.
2
Judges award points as the firemen cut out and extricate the victims.
3
He seemed to believe he could extricate himself through continued further worship.
4
Dale had to try three times before his fingers could extricate it.
5
But for the moment they could not extricate themselves from the crowd.
1
Carbon market investors say the prospect of returns will help disentangle conflicts.
2
From every mesh in the social web, he can disentangle a grace.
3
And together in divine confidence they would disentangle and interpret them all.
4
He sat down at last and calmly tried to disentangle the web.
5
It is all but impossible to disentangle Frida Kahlo from her art.
1
Barnier will struggle to untangle what has become an intensely political row.
2
For every tendril of power Tevan managed to untangle, another wrapped tight.
3
So here we untangle some of the regulations round the new restrictions.
4
As they untangle the past, the present unravels, in chaotic, unpredictable fashion.
5
He sat down on the floor and began to untangle the tail.
Usage of disencumber in English
1
The remainder of my chains I could disencumber myself of at pleasure.
2
So I could disencumber myself of most of my fetters, and sleep in ease.
3
He had returned with enough plunder in specie and gems to disencumber the Tressilian patrimony.
4
I could disencumber myself of my fetters, except my neck collar and its pendent chain.
5
Having come to this resolution, the next thing was to disencumber himself of his irons.
6
That also allowed them time to disencumber the road behind them and clear away their fragments.
7
Before he could disencumber himself from the body another Hadendowa rushed at him with uplifted spear.
8
As if to disencumber himself, he threw his game bag and valuable fowling piece to the old man, saying:
9
He would disencumber what is popular of what is vulgar, confused, sectarian, and preserve and illustrate it by disencumbering it.
10
Whoever wishes to travel should first strive to disencumber himself of what is artificial, and then he will get on capitally.
11
When they could find no buyer, they threw their shields and other fine equipment into the gulley, to disencumber their weakened, endangered bodies.
12
You had better disencumber yourselves of the fatal gift of empire than that the present generation should be punished for the sins of the past.
13
He allowed Belisarius to disencumber himself of many useless consumers of food by sending the women, the children, and the slaves out of the City.
14
The gate was rapidly disencumbered of its rough supports and thrown open.
15
Disencumbering himself of the two percussion revolvers, he laid them on the table.
16
Corisande was at the piano, and disencumbering herself of some music.
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Frequent collocations
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