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Meanings of extricated in English
Synonyms
Examples for "freed"
Examples for "freed"
1
However, some of the recently freed members still defend their violent past.
2
An amnesty earlier this week involved just a dozen prisoners being freed.
3
He had been freed four days earlier, after twenty-seven years of imprisonment.
4
It's basically common sense, freed from punitive and outdated attitudes about crime.
5
Protesters freed him last week but he was detained again within days.
1
We disentangled him from the sledge and set him on his feet.
2
As he disentangled himself he recollected something that had slipped his memory.
3
A stench filled the room as I disentangled and spread each garment.
4
We picked her up and dusted her down and disentangled the puppies.
5
Cloudesley disentangled his foot from the stirrup, and raised him in his arms.
Usage of extricated in English
1
In these embarrassing circumstances, General Sullivan extricated himself with judgment and ability.
2
They had extricated three or four days before I ordered their arrests.
3
She soon extricated herself, and stared at the boy in very astonishment.
4
He quickly extricated from his shirt-front the black pearl and the pink.
5
They had to saw the carriage asunder before these could be extricated.
6
Before he could be extricated, the limb was severely injured and torn.
7
He extricated it carefully, examined it, and tucked it inside his coat.
8
She hesitated, but her mother wit soon extricated her from the difficulty.
9
She was still laughing as she carefully extricated him from the harness.
10
Licinius, however, extricated himself from the danger by a decidedly original expedient.
11
I extricated myself from his hold, and threw myself on a sofa.
12
The duc de Richelieu, with greater self-command, extricated him from his difficulty.
13
Once extricated, the gem can be examined separately, conceptualized, defined, and insulated.
14
I extricated myself from the snuggle position and got off the couch.
15
Theodora explained, as far as she understood, how Percy had extricated him.
16
Jack extricated himself from his sister's strangling hug and settled his collar.
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Extricated through the time
Extricated across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common