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unstuck

[uhn-stuhk] / ʌnˈstʌk /
ADJECTIVE
unfastened
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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“We had pieces of wood, carpet, sand, cat litter. Whatever we could get our hands on. We just wanted to get those cars unstuck and get that line moving.”

From Seattle Times

The upper-level storm that got stuck in the west is about to get unstuck.

From Washington Post

There were few moments as impactful as the tenderly empathetic conversations between Jane Levy and David Strathairn as a woman in a bad marriage and her father-in-law who wants to help her somehow become unstuck.

From Los Angeles Times

Cognitive strategies exist to help people get unstuck from the pursuit of a fruitless objective.

From Scientific American

Throw in some overall social and cultural atomization, and it’s coming to feel like we’ve become rhetorically unstuck in time.

From Los Angeles Times