dishelm in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Dishelm: to strip away or release from conventional constraints or burdens.

The artist's latest piece seemed to dishelm the traditional notions of beauty.
In a moment of frustration, she felt her worries dishelm into the universe.
The sudden storm dishelmed their plans for a serene evening by the lake.
As the secrets dishelmed from her lips, the atmosphere grew tense.
His laughter seemed to dishelm the heaviness in the room, bringing lightness to the moment.