English to Latin Meaning of extricate - inde evadere

Extricate :

inde evadere

verb

Liber, set liberi, auferte, inde evadere, liberandum, libera, recuperet, auxilium, indutias relaxantur

Extricate :: extricareExtricated :: extuleritExtricates :: extricatExtricating :: adnuentibus

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Definitions of extricate in English

Verb(1) release from entanglement of difficulty

Examples of extricate in English

(1) he was trying to extricate himself from official duties(2) So does Cardinal Connell have the capacity to extricate the church from this mess and instil confidence in ordinary Catholics?(3) Thanks in part to the condition of the track ambulance crews took two hours to extricate me and deliver me to hospital.(4) Soldiers had local residents extricate the bodies and then flattened the house with bulldozers, witnesses said.(5) These people will present themselves in a matter of time and we will immediately extricate them from our ranks.(6) David Mason rather sportingly ended up driving Elaine to Stephen's house, where she extricated him.(7) The scooterist came back running, asking the crane to stop till his scooter was extricated .(8) ├ö├ç├┐A very aggressive bird, eating eggs and small reptiles,├ö├ç├û says Sami Backleh, gently extricating the creature from the mist net he rigged a few minutes ago.(9) The ship was extricated after being stuck for three hours.(10) Insofar as the two halves are extricable , Tiersen's contribution is more compelling.(11) The only challenge was extricating the car from over-full car parks and verges.(12) Three bullets were extricated from Gurcharan's body.(13) It is a quote recounted in interviews elsewhere and the seemingly effortless success feels an extricable part of the brand itself.(14) ├ö├ç├┐One person was trapped and we extricated them but it has been confirmed as a fatality,├ö├ç├û he said.(15) On demand, of course, the highly - polished ├ö├ç├┐imported├ö├ç├û apples or pomegranates are deftly extricated from underneath, weighed and handed out.(16) The extrication of truth from error is a vital part of the journey toward greater discernment.

Related Phrases of extricate

(1) extricate oneself ::

expediet se

Related Phrases of extricate

(1) extricate oneself ::

expediet se

Synonyms

Verb

1. extract ::

extract

2. free ::

Liber

3. release ::

release

4. disentangle ::

expediet

5. get out ::

ut ex

6. remove ::

remove

7. withdraw ::

recedere

8. disengage ::

® cio disiungere

Antonyms

1. embroil ::

monstro permisceat

2. entangle ::

iniiciunt laqueos

Different Forms

extricate, extricated, extricates, extricating

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