extricate
ext
ˈɛkst
ekst
ri
cate
ˌkeɪt
keit
British pronunciation
/ˈɛkstɹɪkˌe‍ɪt/

Definition & Meaning of "extricate"in English

to extricate
01

to free someone from a difficult or entangled situation

Transitive: to extricate sb
to extricate definition and meaning
example
Examples
She had to extricate herself from the awkward conversation at the party.
The lawyer worked tirelessly to extricate her client from the legal troubles.
02

to disentangle or take something out from an area or condition where it's trapped or stuck

Transitive: to extricate sb
example
Examples
The technician carefully extricated the damaged part from the machine.
He had to extricate the lost keys from the narrow gap between the seats.
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