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Meanings of extricate in English
Portuguese
soltar Catalan
desenredar Usage of extricate in English
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.
6
Mitsha tried to extricate her fingers, but he clutched them in his.
7
Russia is trying to extricate itself militarily and secure a peace settlement.
8
He wanted two millions to extricate the State from its financial embarrassments.
9
With much difficulty he managed to extricate the envelope from a pocket.
10
All day they made ineffectual attempts to extricate themselves from the mountains.
11
The Gueux vainly endeavoured to extricate themselves from their almost conquered antagonist.
12
What we must do is to extricate our friends and close it.
13
The other trooper had dismounted, and was endeavouring to extricate his companion.
14
It gave her an excuse to extricate her arm from his grip.
15
He automatically turned to extricate himself and inadvertently let go of her.
16
We shall be free to extricate it from all premature metaphysical syntheses.
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Extricate across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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