9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Disembarrass' in a Sentence
"To free or release from something troublesome, embarrassing, or the like, by untangling or extricating." more
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By the time the event starts, she will have disembarrassed herself from the complicated task of organizing the decorations.
The chef will have disembarrassed the recipe of any confusing steps for the cooking class.
The explorer will have disembarrassed the map of inaccuracies before embarking on the journey.
The diplomat will have disembarrassed the negotiations before the summit begins.
Before the exam, she will have disembarrassed her mind of all distractions.
By the time they move out, the tenants will have disembarrassed the apartment of unwanted belongings.
Before the deadline, he will have disembarrassed the document from unnecessary details.
After the performance, the actor will have disembarrassed himself from the costume.
She will have disembarrassed the garden of weeds before the visitors arrive.
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