extricate|extricated|extricates|extricating in English

verb

[ex·tri·cate || 'ekstrɪkeɪt]

untangle, free, release

Use "extricate|extricated|extricates|extricating" in a sentence

1. He extricated himself from a difficult situation.

2. He was pleased that at last he was extricated.

3. His quick wit extricated himself from the embarrassing situation.

4. The bird had to be extricated from the netting.

5. He finally extricated himself from the predicament.

6. The boy extricated the bird from the net.

7. Gott authorised a withdrawal and Moubray extricated the battalion.

8. I helped Professor Cousins extricate himself from his chair.

9. Firemen had to extricate the driver from the wreckage.

10. Please do not seek for me, because I already extricated.

11. William would be lucky to extricate himself before midnight.

12. It took hours to extricate the car from the sand.

13. How was he going to extricate himself from this situation?

14. The damage, however , often begins only when a survivor is extricated.

15. She extricated herself from her mingled impulse to deny and guestion.

16. We should extricate ourselves from the predicament as soon as possible.

17. She extricated herself from her mingled impulse to deny and question.

18. She felt a hopelessness of their even being extricated together from that forlorn place.

19. I tried to extricate myself from the situation but it was impossible.

20. He had managed to extricate himself from most of his official duties.

21. The two great - coated gentlemen had extricated and shaken their ears like huge water - dogs.

22. It is not known when Napoleon managed to extricate himself from this chaos.

23. The wrecked car had to be lifted before the driver could be extricated.

24. Firemen with metal cutters extricated him - and the lavatory bowl - from the train.

25. A complicated story unfolds, with Mitchum desperately trying to extricate himself from the trap.