Sentences

disembarrass in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To disembarrass means to free oneself or someone else from burdens, obligations, or unwarranted constraints.

Sample Sentences

  1. She needed to disembarrass herself of the old expectations that weighed her down.
  2. The lawyer worked tirelessly to disembarrass his client from the unfounded charges.
  3. In an effort to disembarrass her mind, she took a long walk in the peaceful countryside.
  4. He found it difficult to disembarrass himself from the guilt of his past mistakes.
  5. To truly move forward, one must first disembarrass their life of toxic relationships.

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