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extricate

[ek-stri-keyt] / ˈɛk strɪˌkeɪt /


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Mr. Bryant said that he helped to extricate about five people, and that later he told firefighters which victims to prioritize.

From New York Times

He’s always making big plans that don’t pan out and she then has to wield that ax to extricate him from his follies.

From Seattle Times

They also fear that Mr. Netanyahu, who is standing trial on corruption charges, could use the changes to extricate himself from his legal troubles.

From New York Times

Mr Kirk said the group of officers, clad in riot gear and using protective shields, had managed to lever open the door to Bronson's cell, extricate him and guide him to a shower.

From BBC

The office said two other skiers were caught in the avalanche but were able to extricate themselves.

From New York Times