Extricated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXTRICATED 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 EXTRICATED

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How to use EXTRICATED in a sentence

• He extricated France from the perils of anarchy, and laid the foundation for the grandeur of the monarchy under Louis XIV.
• Workers in the clutches of loan sharks were extricated by means of the bankruptcy laws, hitherto only used by their masters.
• It was only with great difficulty that we extricated the pony.
• Then there were thorns, you must know, and abundant long-clawed creepers that grasped the legs and kept them fixed till they were tenderly extricated by the hand.
• I am free to confess that you have extricated yourself from your difficulties with greater ability than I had given you credit for.
• I found it half buried in the flesh, but the dying boy did not utter a sound as I extricated it as gently as possible from the wound which it had made.
• Try and recall the posture of your affairs, when I 24 extricated you and brought you to Seuthes.
• Todd, flushed and dishevelled, extricated himself in all haste.
• One evening, about this time, a horse belonging to Peter happened to fall into a ditch, from which he was extricated with much difficulty by the laborers.
• Perfectly sobered now, Caesar extricated her as soon as possible.
• From this perilous position Rameses extricated himself by leading a daring charge against the Hittite lines on the river bank, which proved successful.
• Extricated from the lake of butter in which it floats, when brought upon table, it forms not only a rich, but a very substantial dish.
• It involved him, however, in serious annoyances both at Rome and Savona, from which he only extricated himself with difficulty and which impaired his fortune.
• Then, pressing forward, he beat off the enemy, and extricated his army from its dangerous situation.
• Quincal still grasped his weapon with both hands, and with amazing power, extricated it, as his victim fell, and turned upon the others.
• Was not the division under Cornelius led into a difficulty, and how was it extricated? 9.
• Then he extricated himself, closed the steps behind him, and went up the stairs.
• It would, therefore, have been very easy for Rivers to have extricated himself from this scrape had he possessed any money.
• With some difficulty I extricated Scotty from his hazardous position.
• But Lewis was extricated from his present difficulties by the manifold blunders of his enemies.
• Nelson availed himself of this critical moment to get his crippled ships under weigh, and the imminent danger from which he had extricated them soon became apparent.
• All parties, however, were extricated from their situation by the suggestion made by Sir Robert Wilson, of an hypothetical and mutual explanation.
• MAIS has not yet extricated himself from the groove into which he has fallen.
• The colonists could easily go fore and aft, after having removed the cases as they were extricated.
• In this amiable spirit they extricated Thang-li and bore him to the ground.
• When Ferdinand arrived at Charcas, he found that Gonzalo had already extricated himself from his difficulties, having defeated and dispersed the enemy.
• With infinite labor and much patience he finally extricated himself and the show people, with no assistance from them save encouragement.
• Having at length extricated myself from the group which forms round me whenever I stop but for a few minutes, I pursued my voyage of discovery by peeping into the kitchen garden.
• But my brother and I being young and active, and tolerably stout fellows, soon extricated ourselves, regained our legs, and found that we were none the worse.
• He realized himself to be in a gulf of misunderstanding, from which he could not be extricated, even for the sake of Clemency.
• You shall see for yourself into exactly what predicament you have fallen, and how you shall, possibly, be extricated.
• The youngster essayed the job, stuck in the middle, and was with difficulty extricated.

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