Extricating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXTRICATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXTRICATE, to free from entanglements or perplexities
• free (someone or something) from a constraint or difficulty
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a archaic; unravel; to distinguish from a related thing

Words related to EXTRICATING

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How to use EXTRICATING in a sentence

• We have seen warriors in love and danger gallantly extricating themselves and plucking the bloom of safety from the dragon path of danger.
• By taking the key away, as at E, you leave the tortured person in agony, without any means of extricating himself, or of being extricated by others.
• After forming plan after plan for removing the earth and extricating these treasures, I fancied myself wandering in a maze of chambers from which I could find no outlet.
• For months he had been revolving impossible schemes in his mind to earn her gratitude, and possibly that of the captain, by extricating Jack.
• Rustem was now as usual applied to for the purpose of consoling the king, and extricating the empire from its present misfortunes.
• We turned in disappointment towards the encampment, scarcely extricating ourselves from the thickets before it became dark.
• While standing on the top of it for this purpose, his foot slipped, and he was precipitated into the hollow of the tree, beyond the power of extricating himself.
• In seeking your redemption he found his own, for I know that he was engaged at the time of his death in extricating himself from the group.
• He opened the door of the statue and with some difficulty succeeded in extricating Sahwah from her precarious position.
• Cyrus, with the nobles about him, halted to superintend the operation, and ordered Glus and Pigres to take a body of barbarians and to help in extricating the wagons.
• Discuss with them before Charles the means of extricating yourself from these engagements.
• With hands still lifted, extricating the pins from her hat, she turned.
• The fallen horseman had succeeded in extricating himself, but not without difficulty, for the ground was very uneven.
• With a little care, he succeeded in extricating the paper.
• I got these facts from an American staff car driver who assisted in extricating the pilot.
• As soon as the body of the enemy had passed on, Hills, extricating himself from his horse, got up and searched for his sword, which he had lost in the melee.
• Precious little ground could the explorers see for extricating themselves from their peril.
• It was a marvellous deliverance, indeed, for our friends, and they understood the part the giant head chieftain had taken in extricating them from the peril.
• At length my feet touched ground, and, extricating myself from my cradle, I began to explore the course of the stream.
• The higher range of his spiritual faculties may elevate him into a realm of universal and eternal principles, extricating his soul from the meshes of decay.
• Lorraine found herself in a sleeping bag from which she had small hope of extricating herself.
• That nobleman communicated to me the difficulties in which his majesty was placed, in order to ascertain how far it was in my power to assist in extricating him from them.
• There still remained, both to him and to her, a certain liberty of extricating themselves from this engagement.
• In places they had to climb over rugged terraces, extricating themselves from such mazes of tangled underbrush as they had never before seen.
• Watson, however, undertook the labour of extricating the company from its awkward position, and his efforts were ably seconded by those of the late Mr.
• Thus unfit to support himself in the world, he was exposed to variety of distress, from which he could invent no means of extricating himself, but by writing mendicant letters.
• The animals had been left by the tide in holes of the rocks, from which we had some difficulty in extricating them.
• So that there is no mode of extricating the question but the utilitarian.
• No one was bolder in facing danger, none more prudent in extricating himself.
• This is my indecision of character, which often leads me into positions from which I have great difficulty in extricating myself.
• Christendom is gradually extricating itself from the ignorance, ferocity, and crimes of the middle ages.
• It was unimaginable that a man so strong and so sure of himself, and so shrewd in extricating others from their entanglements, could ever be cornered, trapped, or beaten.
• Many places are provided in the world where men and women may repair for the purpose of extricating themselves from divers difficulties.

Similar words containing TRICAT without suffix ing and without prefix ex

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